1950s Murano Glass Asymmetric Vase (15.5in/40cm)

1950s Murano Glass Asymmetric Vase (15.5in/40cm)Through constant experimentation, Muranos glass guild evolved a series of innovative techniques such as sommerso. The method requires an authentic knowledge of colour combinations, as well as a high level of dexterity in blowing and layering. To achieve the beautiful results of pieces such as this, articles are submerged in clear molten glass of a different colour, producing a layered, chromatic effect. Please note, this item is a truly original

This 1923 carafe is an exclusive re-edition from NasonMoretti’s archive

complete with ridges and braised lines that echo his love of Italian Baroque art

The crystal paneling was originally designed in 1928 by René Lalique for the Orient Express

This jewelry box from Astier de Villatte gets its name from the French artist who helped to bring it to life – Serena Carone

is centered around a colorful crab

Augarten's classic Déco Vienne coffee set is inspired by a 1910 design on silk by architect Josef Hoffmann

as they're a charming way to serve seafood delights

from cascading chandeliers to paperweights inspired by the contents of your fruit bowl

This 1950s decanter

Much of his oeuvre consisted of noughts and crosses

Each Italian-made piece boasts a modern stripe pattern in grey

It’s handcrafted in the Parisian workshop from black terracotta clay and fashioned with a sculptural handle and spout