BV60 Flower Hand-Blown Crystal Vase (4in/10cm)

BV60 Flower Hand-Blown Crystal Vase (4in/10cm)Originally designed by Stefan Rath in the 1950s, this fishbowl style mouth blown crystal vase from Lobmeyr is a sophisticated accessory with a textured exterior that enlivens any interior or mantelpiece. It's a lovely keepsake, perfect for pairing with other vases in the range for a coordinated, visually striking display.

Call it into service as a butter or condiment dish – or simply a means of visual delight

with a lightness suited to moving around – as an art piece or vessel for striking leaves

Kaneko Kohyo’s Giyaman plates are shaped like chrysanthemums

The set is hand-finished with individual cotton wick

where a seamless colour gradient

Every whimsical Ginori plate represents hours in the Doccia factory

a symbol of foresight and purity

Each piece is handcrafted in fine porcelain with hand-painted details

The ergonomic handles are handmade from Moroccan natural thuya burl – a sophisticated addition to fine dining settings

amorphous bookends in patinated brass are typical of the care and restraint with which Carl Auböck II manufactured his Modernist objects for the library

The whimsical walnut shape of this brass paperweight is typical of the Auböck family workshop

This brown Sorrento tray with cylindrical rosewood handles is artisan-made in the company's Port of Genoa workshop and equally suited to utility and display