1950s Accolay Handled Vase

1950s Accolay Handled VaseNamed for the tiny village in the heart of France, Accolay pottery has a rich legacy. Its here, as the 20th century entered its second half, that a group of ceramicists settled and began to create striking pieces of earthenware that soon drew legions of fans from all over the country and beyond. Although each brought a distinct aesthetic and skills, their collective work is defined by sculptural silhouettes, functionalityessential to customers during

these coasters are little works of art

The Mélodie collection is a Cristallerie de Montbronn classic – and the epitome of table art

Defined by its pure

These gently convex bookends in patinated brass are typical of the care and restraint with which Carl Auböck II manufactured his Modernist objects for the library

You can see the handiwork in this vide poche featuring the squirrel

The Painted cushion unites three of de Le Cuona’s signature painted linens in a composition of texture and tone

The core characteristics of this style are unique surface patterns and a pale green hue – attributes that can be seen in these small plates

tonal blue stripes for a truly artisanal finish

raindrop-like surface patterns

This silver-plated jigger is hand-hammered from a single sheet in the Padua workshop and reimagined in an exclusive colorway thoughtfully chosen to reflect the ABASK palette

A study in lightness and balance

handmade in its Padua workshop