Alpha Crystal Carafe

Alpha Crystal CarafeHans Harald Rath followed in his father's footsteps at Lobmeyr from 1938 until 1968; during this time, he proposed many popular designs, including the stackable Alpha service of 1952. The collection is inspired by a baroque copper cup from MAK Vienna, hence the compact, balanced shape of this mouth blown muslin glass carafe. A thorough process sees it pass through the hands of at least 24 people the last of which is always a member of the family.

this pot makes a stylish and functional addition to any kitchen

whether it’s the embossment

The clean curves of this crystal glass decanter brings a modern feel to home bars and firesides alike

covered in glossy geometric motifs and hand-finished with a velvet interior

echoing the black clay traditional in Oaxacan pottery

It’s emblematic of Parker’s transition to the streamlined style of Duofolds in the latter half of the 1920s

as illustrated in this dinner plate

These bowls are painted in the camaïeu style with an ornate floral design and lobbed rim

moulded to an oval shape that’s the perfect partner to a handful of long stems

Artěl's Double Old Fashioned tumbler is meticulously hand-engraved with a bold lobster motif

This muted marbled bowl is hand-shaped and wheel-thrown using terracotta and glazed to a rustic finish

ideal for breathing colour and personality into any al fresco dining setting