| Set of 2 | 18th-Century Italian Glass Apothecary Jars

| Set of 2 | 18th-Century Italian Glass Apothecary JarsHistorically, apothecary jars were used to store seeds, medicines and valuables as a result, they were often dressed to impress with gilt detailing. Often, theyd bear inscriptions of their contents. Each Italian vessel from this 18th century set is blown and painted by hand and complete with gilt detailing. Due to their age, they are intended for decorative use only. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections

Storied ceramic house Augarten originally designed the Belvedere service in 1735

Those familiar with Dal Negro's creations will instantly recognise the chips

this forest-green salad porcelain bowl is handmade in the brand’s Bulgarian workshop

The rounded silhouette is detailed with red motifs that have been applied while still hot

Giberto utilises the ancient rigà-menà technique to create the two-tone effect of this hand-blown jug

cherished for its associations with wealth

scales and curious sea life – that was first painted by the hands of generational artisans

A combination of glass tiles is artfully pieced together to create an original pattern that lends a contemporary slant

This mid-century bowl utilises the bullicante technique

or as a stand-alone object

The set includes five poker dice and five classic dice – ideal for fun family game nights

It’s mouth-blown in Murano crystal with a pop of color in the center – a design decision synonymous with Carlo Moretti’s penchant for a life in color