1900s Ceramic Lidded Serving Dish

1900s Ceramic Lidded Serving DishTureens were introduced to England via the French court in the early 18th century, and designers drew inspiration from contemporary continental porcelain, faence and silver. Patterns tapped into the countrified air of Art Nouveau, while the finer details often included a sculptural finial or handle and a colour scheme of white, blue and occasionally red. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

this green porcelain pasta bowl has a beautifully imperfect organic finish and a co-branded backstamp

The yellow colourway is symbolic in Chinese culture

This drinks set from the 1930s captures its innovative eye – note the green accents

this silver cigar box has a buckle down the middle that would have been considered highly fashionable at the time

both of which come to the fore with these serving scoops

she details the linen base with machine-couched antique trims – used to create the flower heads – and free-hand machine-embroidered leaves

with rippled and vibrant yellow accents

curved forms thrived during the 1990s

it boasts a thinner

when complete

such as this travel cufflinks box

NasonMoretti released its Tolomeo collection to celebrate its centennial anniversary