1950s Le Mûrier Ceramic Trinket Dish

1950s Le Mûrier Ceramic Trinket DishThe Le Mrier hallmark is perhaps one of the most distinctive to arise from the booming French ceramic scene of the mid 20th century. The brainchild of Gustave Reynaud, the workshop produced pieces that carried his artistic style, one that heavily featured stylized animal forms and nature emblems, typically in muted colors and against an off white backdrop. These motifs feature in this trinket dishthe subtle shape of a chickens head and rustic floral

Giobagnara's Mocambo Peg solitaire set is conceptualized by Milan-based designer Simone Fanciullacci

Expressive brushwork and subtle glaze variations lend it a unique

It’s all about the quirks for Anastasio Home

blue and amethyst

Each piece is handcrafted in Italy from enameled sterling silver in a colorway realised just for ABASK

including this salad bowl

Cast in the original brass mould and hand-finished to a textural black patina

Keep your cotton and makeup pads safely stowed away in this holder from Giobagnara

The raised circular detailing catches and refracts the light beautifully

This crystal vase from the 1950s is a statement piece with a unique silhouette akin to a water droplet mid-splash

This design by Johnstons of Elgin is complete with a ribbed cashmere cover that’ll remind you of your favourite sweater

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