Dahlias Slipware Serving Plate (13in/33cm)

Dahlias Slipware Serving Plate (13in/33cm)To own a piece of handcrafted Fitch & McAndrew pottery is to peek through time itselfthe design duo is dedicated to the art of slip decoration, first attributed to some of humanitys earliest civilizations. To create each handmade piece, a liquid clay and mineral mixturethe slipis applied to the pottery during its leather hard stage, resulting in a painterly effect after firing. This serving plate bears a hypnotic motif of a dahlia in bloom, a

adding a touch of artistic innovation to your home

this set of mid-century silver-plated place card holders takes the form of leaping dolphins

Andrea Brugi grew up in the Tuscan countryside

The Easy throw features a tight weave and meticulous whipstitching

you’ll find a mahogany wheel gleaming with brass metal details

each piece is held neatly in place for grab-and-go ease

These dessert plates are crafted

Certain characteristics are often present when it comes to Art Deco glassware

Each piece in this set of eight is plucked from the 1950s and features seven indentations – or in the case of the larger plate

It’s handcrafted in the Parisian workshop from black terracotta clay and fashioned with scalloped edges

They’re playful

as it’s complete with a fine lip hot-worked in a contrasting colour for a delicate two-tone effect