Turtle Silver-Plated and Shell Matchbox Cover

Turtle Silver-Plated and Shell Matchbox CoverObjet Luxes designs are driven by nature, so no two pieces are ever the same. The Turtle matchbox covers craft tale reflects this, as the fittings vary to synchronise with the size of the oval limpet shell being used. Moulds are created to match natures plan, which are sculpted in wax, cast in brass, plated in silver and coated with lacquer. The result is quirky, curious and a certified conversation piece for the home. Although photographed with

handworked details and unique natural materials

It features standing feet

each side a burst of pretty-in-pink blooms

Lend teatime the Qäsa Qäsa Carvers touch by way of this sugar and coffee scoop set

honouring the story of Marcel Bich and his pursuit to create an accessible ballpoint pen of the highest possible quality

promote and innovate – with the earliest record going all the way back to 1324

such as the Vauban vase

These solid silver shell dishes from the 1940s are an intricate addition to a curated tablescape

10 medium and 10 large glasses

This simple oxblood bin trimmed in bronze is typical of the clean-lined

or as a stand-alone object

Water is the stimulus for De Vecchi’s 273 collection – the way it flows