1960s Albert Thiry Ceramic Jug

1960s Albert Thiry Ceramic JugOnce Albert Thiry settled in Vallauris in 1943, he furthered his training in various ceramic workshops, including that of Charles Voltz. Thiry worked closely with his wife, Pyot Gavaudan, who helped him to establish his decorative, sculptural aesthetic. This jug from the 1960s spotlights his signature of engraved detailing. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to

Gentleman’s garb during the Elizabethan and Jacobean eras inspires Thierry Colson’s The Guise tunic

Hand-poured with a citrus and bergamot fragrance created in Grasse

sensitivity and vastness of our waters

It’ll certainly rival the beauty of the blooms you place within

Soraya green

The vintage-inspired holder has a unique patina that gets better with age

a signature detail spotted in other works by the designer

Dedicated to a philosophy of elevating the everyday

but also life at sea – such as swaying coral

which not only support a sustainable lifestyle but add a design-led touch to tables

it can be used to ring in the cocktail hour in a quirky and amusing way

this crystal ice bucket has beautifully bevelled edges inspired by Art Deco designs