1950s Accolay Planter

1950s Accolay PlanterNamed for the tiny village in the heart of France, Accolay pottery has a rich legacy. Its here, as the 20th century entered its second half, that a group of ceramicists settled and began to create striking pieces of earthenware that soon drew legions of fans from all over the country and beyond. Although each brought a distinct aesthetic and skills, their collective work is defined by sculptural silhouettes, functionalityessential to customers during

The Saanen series features petal-like brushstrokes

this ice bucket—complete with a stainless steel lining—is wrapped in the finest Italian leather and specially treated for a UV- and water-resistant finish

as the fittings vary to synchronise with the size of the mitre shell being used

the calf leather playing pieces

Astier de Villatte’s Palais d'Hiver candle is developed by perfumer Christophe Raynaud

revealing the individual hand of each ceramicist

the Lemon dress is embroidered in India from cotton khadi with charming illustrations to the front and back inspired by balmy seasides and beautiful sunsets

Available in a set of three

This piece is complete with a stainless steel lining

is no longer in production

including this metal box which is hand-painted with bow-tie motifs for a playful finish

Carving each plate from a unique piece of solid oak