1950s Aptware Small Platter

1950s Aptware Small PlatterAptware, named after the small town in France, was originally inspired by the soils in the region the results are unique marbleised melanges achieved with coloured glazes. This form of French faence originated in the mid 18th century and has retained its charm ever since this platter from the 1950s being a prime example. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

it is hand-crafted in Spain with a smooth calf-leather playing surface and stud closure

its colour can change from lilac to blue

an agate feature and confetti-like accents

It features unique serrations on both sides of the blade so it can effortlessly slice through any type of bread – from crusty sourdough to delicate Challah

In the eyes of design-lovers

it has remained a fundamental part of Loretta Caponi’s story

other focus solely on the fabric at hand – as is the case with the Marci cushion

An extension of Loewe Home’s iconic scarves

Scallop-edged placemats from the Chiara range come in sets of four

Deciphering them provides an insight into the vast array of ingredients that would have been stored within

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The striking chocolate-brown