19th-Century Copper Fish

19th-Century Copper FishThe unusual colouration of copper makes it an interesting design element, as it develops a characteristic green patina over time just like the Statue of Liberty. Our shoal of copper fish is sourced from 19th century Veneto and features hand embossed details that carve out every fin, scale and gill, while the curved silhouettes work together to form an intriguing display on the wall. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight

with swirling patterns that mimic the ebb and flow of the water you’ll pour within

this classic design tracks the timings of each player throughout the game – whether you’re playing at home or competing

This Tumeric Moss cotton tablecloth

Perfectly sized for olives and nuts

Note how the pieces feature unique colours and grains – details that cherish the material in its rawest form

the sleek serving piece benefits from the craftsmanship of skilled goldsmiths and artisans

Woven into a fine jacquard knit

This vase sees different coloured glass rods placed on a baking stone and heated until they all stick together (usually at around 700 degrees)

Mexico in an ivory-coloured cotton that’s pleasingly soft

Such a lovely story materialises in truly unique pieces like the Ordahl cotton blanket

the Fornasetti Strumenti Musicali screen is a rare find from the 1950s

designed by esteemed architect Stefano Marcato