1950s Majolica Ceramic Jug

1950s Majolica Ceramic JugIntroduced at the Great Exhibition of 1851, majolica pottery speaks to many different design movements, each contributing to the art forms colourful eclecticism. Instead of ancient motifs or animals, as is often the theme, this jug displays everything that made the Art Deco movement so cherished a feel good palette and geometric lines included. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

including this metal box which is hand-painted with a tabacco motif and complete with a removable wooden inner drawer

neck and stopper included

these are ones you’ll keep forever

Made in collaboration with master cheesemaker

Hirota Glass’s handmade Edokiriko sets are the result of a 150-year-old sculpting technique pioneered in Tokyo

this stacking utensil would typically be used to showcase cigarettes and matches to dinner party guests and friends

celebration and hospitality

Antonio da Ros started designing heavy glass sculptures

The unusual curved silhouette is set in a mould before being hand-painted in a simple chequerboard pattern

An element of surprise is always on the cards with Astier de Villatte – the Parisian ceramicist with a workshop that thrives on spirit rather than supply

which not only support a sustainable lifestyle but add a design-led touch to tables

this gives rise to a symphony of colour comparable to marble or agate