Leather Outdoor Boules Set

Leather Outdoor Boules SetHistorians have said the game of boules dates as far back as the sixth century. Back then, the Greeks used coins and stones instead of balls, throwing each one as far as possible. Then the Romans intervened, changing the rules to be what we all know them as today. This set by Geoffrey Parker is presented in a woven English willow basket with a traditional Bridle hide leather trim. Inside, youll find six balls, a stainless steel measure, a leather

The scallop-edged placemats in her Rapallo range come in sets of four

The small bottle coaster by Jarosinski & Vaugoin has a classic crosshatch detail designed in 1870 which has been refined over generations by silversmiths at the 150-year-old Vienna atelier

with rhodium plating for a richly unique luster

5-inch K-tipped slicer was designed by the founder

as every twist and turn continues to draw you in

each napkin in this Circo set of six has a different whimsical circus-themed motif and pretty scalloped edges

Designed by Rita Konig and handmade by experts in the Son Mai technique

The striking green vase boasts a minimalist form with subtle ridged accents - an original mid-twentieth century decorative piece that makes a vibrant addition to a window display

the versatile piece is specially treated with a bespoke resin that's waterproof and scratch-proof — use it to store your keys

Part of Artěl's Dinosaur collection

these scissors are crafted from specialised steel

stirling silver box that would be typically used to showcase cigarettes and matches to dinner party guests and friends