William Porcelain Coffee and Tea Pot

William Porcelain Coffee and Tea PotThe William collection by Robert Haviland & C. Parlon is designed in honour of William Haviland, the founding father of the family run name. Although many generations have passed since he started the story in 1835, his work certainly hasnt been forgotten. Each piece from the series features gold rings on white porcelain a classic combination thatll age with grace.

It’s cut and carved from a single block of marble that leads to subtle variations in shape

it references traditional styles with its jade hue and transparent glaze – features that originated in China during the Song dynasty (960-1279 AD) – but adds a contemporary touch through a scalloped rim

When designing the Sevilla collection

bread and wine in black cotton thread

Mervyn Gers Ceramics’s two-handled soup bowl is ideal for comfortably serving hot soups and broths

as can be seen with this bamboo root knife set

as each cut is unique in size

Every Ginori dish represents the personalities of the designer and maker – and hours of moulding and screen printing in the Doccia factory

necklaces and bracelets

A Filo Goto is made by skilled Murano maestros using a 13th-century lampworking technique

Fill it with everything from pancake batter to popcorn

but that isn’t the case for this large bowl by Lee Song-am – instead