19th-Century Copper Decorative Mold

19th-Century Copper Decorative MoldTwo metals reigned supreme during the Victorian era: brass and copper. In the eyes of design lovers, they represented a yearning for the past, and more specifically, a nostalgia for the artisanal craftsmanship of time gone by. The enduring appeal lives on through historic pieces such as this. Display it on a wall or shelf and find joy in the unique patination. Due to its age and lining, this is not food safe and is intended for decorative use only.

including this metal box which is hand-painted with a tabacco motif and complete with a removable wooden inner drawer

Joy and playfulness are the feelings Yali Glass evokes with its A Filo carafe: a characterful piece designed by Marie-Rose Kahane

coincidentally from the 1950s

reimagined edition of the original Oblo Murano vase

in enamelled

Handcrafted at the original family workshop in Vienna from polished brass

from dyeing to pressing and edging

It’s handcrafted in the Parisian workshop from black terracotta clay and fashioned with scalloped edges

It’s intricately woven in jacquard looms with high-density yarns

They are finished in an indigo blue ‘urushi’ lacquer which lends them a striking glass-like appearance

One way in which this manifested was in the form of underwater themes

Rose Uniacke’s green artisanal blanket is handmade from 4-ply woven cashmere and complete with a signature blanket stitch edge