Monet Porcelain Creamer

Monet Porcelain CreamerBold colours meet the art of simplicity in Robert Haviland & C. Parlons Monet collection. It was created by esteemed artist Claude Monet who wanted to refresh the dining service in his Giverny home, and what better way to do so than with bright white Limoges porcelain and a sunny yellow and blue border? Each piece in the series is handcrafted in the French workshop while staying true to the original blueprint. Today, its still reissued for the Claude

A sculptural tulip silhouette descends into a minimalist footed design

Use it to tackle new recipes or to master a French favourite

one rake and one Alcantara roulette mat

This piece is a picture-perfect product of its period – the 1910s – with a floral wholecloth construction that was extremely coveted during the first 20 years of the 20th century

as well as mouth-blowing—as Bollenglass can attest with this candlestick

look to Zanetto – they’ve been ‘playing with metal to create unusual and contemporary shapes’ since 1963

They combine beautifully with the indigo blue and earthy brown pieces in the rest of the Giyaman series

For our debut at Salon Art + Design 2023

This leather tissue box is handwoven and tanned in Italy with a water-resistant finish

creating a denim-hued

adds a touch of elegance to the knife with its unique color and pattern

amorphous bookends in patinated brass are typical of the care and restraint with which Carl Auböck II manufactured his Modernist objects for the library