1950s Tage Göthlin Solid Silver and Amethyst Bowl

1950s Tage Göthlin Solid Silver and Amethyst BowlSwedish designer Tage Gthlin was a master of metalwork, and his silver designs were mostly created in collaboration with Tesi of Gothenburg, Sweden. Gthlin favoured an Art Deco style that worked seamlessly with the high modernist trends of the time, noted in his use of clean cut patterns and cabochon cut amethysts. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm

embroidering each linen napkin by hand with meticulous detail and finishing with a teardrop motif

Lalique’s goblet tumbler is part of the French glassmaker’s classic Wingen collection of bar tools and glassware

Cristallerie de Montbronn ensures the craftsmanship behind each hand-blown crystal piece is just as notable as he who inspired it

painted and lacquered by hand for a unique finish and adorned with vibrant motifs of coloured glasses

feature eye-catching shapes reminiscent of the Ancient Egyptian motifs seen in Art Deco architecture

Damascus steel is a superior and prized material due to its distinctive wavy pattern and combination of hardness

The clean lines of Josef Hoffmann’s silver spice bowl reflect the revolutionary Modernist ethos of the Wiener Werkstatte movement he founded

the artisans create a one-of-a-kind

The Table Love’s zero-waste philosophy sees upcycled fabrics put to work

It captures the ceramicist’s penchant for the unexpected

The shape is roughed with an axe before being carved and lacquered with multiple layers of urushi – a natural material that’s harvested from the tree of the same name

It’s contained within a soft leather case for easy storage