1940s Ginori 1735 Majolica Ceramic Squash Serving Lidded Serving Dish

1940s Ginori 1735 Majolica Ceramic Squash Serving Lidded Serving DishFounded in 1735, Ginori has long been celebrated for elevating ceramic tradition through richly expressive majolica, where color, texture, and form come together in lively, sculptural ways. This 1940s serving tureen takes the shape of a harvest gourd, modeled with a deeply ridged body, leafy base, and hand applied stem that feels almost lifted from the garden. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and

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Mid-century Europe's keen appetite for color was felt in workshops of all specialties — the most apparent being those of studio glass

This sterling silver napkin ring is hammered and moulded into a distinctive scalloped silhouette with four wide and four narrow bows that catch the light

An ode to everything that resides under the sea

The curvaceous lip offers a nonchalant framing of the loaves or slices within

This espresso cups and saucer set

perfectly sized for serving nibbles

this keepsake box is constructed from polished sterling silver with a clever double-stacking mechanism that enables storage for a variety of items

Connolly has been handcrafting leathers of the highest quality for everything from automobiles – where it all began – to small goods

and set in dialogue with stainless steel to make this carafe

items such as this luminous lilac ashtray could effortlessly become a conversation piece

the Robe de Nuit is crafted in linen with hand-sewn details and an open back