1960s Murano Glass Ashtray

1960s Murano Glass AshtrayExperimental, organic, futuristicthese are a few words that articulate the aesthetic of this beautiful Murano glass ashtray. During the boom period for mid century modern design, smaller accessories were often employed as a vehicle for adding color, style and artistry to the home, and as smoking was a common social activity, items such as this luminous design could effortlessly become a conversation piece. Please note, this item is a truly original

the process stops

Cabinet of Curiosities is a fitting name for this collection by Artěl

The Indigo Storm serving bowl by British designer Faye Toogood reveals its experimental construction right on the surface

is a burst of exuberance

or the pome fruits illustrated on this ceramic jar

Eric Löfman was a Swedish designer and silversmith who created sleek flatware and tableware with an assured Mid-century aesthetic

These charming salt and pepper shakers are a whimsical addition

in the shade Mint Green

which are balanced with a narrow elasticated waist and feminine French lace trim

Namiki’s fountain pen is a testament to its exquisite craft and fine attention to detail

are lively

Forge de Laguiole’s cheese knife is a testament to the brand’s traditional forging techniques