Mid-Century Murano Glass Bowl

Mid-Century Murano Glass BowlThe color palette and unabashed heft of this vintage ashtray date it to the Mid Century, a time when such accessories were commonplace across surfaces of the home and office. Though its a weighty piece, the clarity and meandering tortoiseshell tones of the Murano glass lend it striking delicacy, reminiscent of the ripples across a silty pond. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive

ocean-like scene that’s reminiscent of Gio Ponti’s Majolica tiles

including the palm tree you see here

it’s endlessly versatile

takes play to the next level

This bowl from the 1930s is detailed with juicy grapes and vines clambering between each intricately cut lattice

complete with ridges and braised lines that echo his love of Italian Baroque art

cistus and amber

made up of a collared shirt and full-length trousers

Brunello Cucinelli is fascinated by the neutral hues and cocooning qualities of the goat

This exceptional piece was turned on a wood lathe while still green

slotting into classic or contemporary settings with ease

and honour the signature Standard Ware styles from the 50s