1960s Ercole Barovier Spira Aurata Murano Glass Vase (2.5in/6cm)

1960s Ercole Barovier Spira Aurata Murano Glass Vase (2.5in/6cm)Ercole Baroviers Spira Aurata series is recognised by the distinct a canne application, which has been mixed with gold foil to create the unique shimmering effect between each stripe. The results are beautiful and unique, as exhibited on this 1960s vase. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and celebrate its unique history.

This alpaca silver-plated coffee pot was created by Ponti in collaboration with Arthur Krupp Berndorf during the 1930s

tweezers and a nail cleaner – all made in Italy from tempered stainless steel

This trio comprises a double lever corkscrew

This 32cm bowl was handbuilt from stoneware clay and glazed in the pottery’s hand-mixed ‘churchhaven’ shade

it collaborated with pioneering potter Robert Picault on a collection of nature-inspired tableware

perfect for mixing and matching with others from the collection

These unite to form a rural scene that's accentuated by the earthy colour palette

Each one is made from a single piece of maple and finished with a beeswax and oil blend

like the glazed border that’s perfect for framing your dish of the day

each delicate chain link is rendered in 18-karat gold

The pair features solid silver to the top and base—with a layer of wood to the underside—interrupted mid-way by a column of glass in a vivid cobalt hue

ruby-red and green adorn the Murano glass