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Wedgwood Bourn-Vita Art Deco Chocolate Pot
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Fire & Light Green Glass Heart Paperweight – Signed 2000
£49.00
An old bottle can have a rather good second life. This green glass heart was made by Fire & Light in Arcata, California, where recycled bottles and jars became colourful glass for the home. Hand-poured into a mould, it is a pleasingly solid little piece, with softly rounded edges and tiny bubbles caught within the glass. The green deepens th...

Large Faceted Murano Sommerso Vase by Oball — Ruby & Amber Glass, Italy, c.1970s
£395.00
A substantial Murano sommerso vase produced by Oball, Italy, during the 1970s, in layered ruby red, amber and clear glass. The sharply faceted form gives the piece an almost architectural quality, with heavy angled cuts that catch and refract light beautifully from every direction. At over 30 cm high and weighing more than 3 kilos, it has real s...

Monumental Desert Rose Crystal, Natural Sand Gypsum Mineral Specimen , 3.25 kg
£295.00
Few natural formations are as striking as a Desert Rose. Formed over centuries as gypsum crystals develop around grains of sand, these remarkable mineral specimens take on the appearance of unfolding flower petals, creating sculptural forms that seem almost too intricate to be natural. This exceptional example weighs an impressive 3.25kg and dis...

Vintage Jens Quistgaard Dansk Flamestone Σετ καφέ για 12 άτομα "Λογότυπο Four Ducks"
£595.00
Ένα Mid Century Classic σχεδιασμένο στη Δανία για το Dansk από τον Jens Quistgaard το 1957. Αυτό το σπάνιο πλήρες σετ καφέ Dansk Flamestone για 12 έχει αγαπηθεί για δεκαετίες και βρίσκεται σε απίστευτη vintage κατάσταση χωρίς τσιπς ή ρωγμές. Όλα τα κομμάτια είναι σφραγισμένα με το εμβληματικό λογότυπο "Four Ducks" του Μεσαίωνα του Dansk που χρησ...

Pair of Art Deco Drip-Glaze Ceramic Cats — European Studio Pottery, c.1930s
£495.00
A striking pair of Art Deco ceramic cats with elongated forms and richly expressive drip glazes in deep green, blue and earthy brown tones. Likely European studio pottery, possibly French or German, dating from the 1930s–40s. The glaze quality is particularly beautiful — fluid, layered and slightly unpredictable, giving each figure its own chara...

French Celadon Opaline Glass Soliflore Bud Vase, 19th-Century Aesthetic Movement
£125.00
The pleasure of this little French soliflore is in the details. Its flowers and leaves resolve into tiny painted dots, edged with gold, running over the rounded body and up the slender neck. The pale celadon glass has a soft, milky translucence, and the proportions are beautifully balanced. It belongs to the Aesthetic Movement period of the 19th...

1970s SylvaC Harmony Green Glazed Planter Bowl
£35.00
Not everything from the 1970s has aged well. This has. The low oval shape, glossy olive-green glaze and oversized spiral decoration are unapologetically retro, but the effect is graphic rather than kitsch. Deep green gathers around the raised pattern, giving it real depth, while the smoother sections at either end prevent the design from becomin...

Exceptional Ruby Cased Freeform Art Glass Bowl - England c.1960s
£185.00
Exceptional large ruby cased art glass bowl, possibly Whitefriars, England, circa 1950s–1960s. A beautifully sculptural freeform bowl in deep ruby over clear cased glass, with substantial weight and a quiet architectural presence. The rich ruby casing catches the light beautifully, creating a soft luminous glow through the glass, while the organ...

Ken and Valerie Shelton Pink Tulip Bowl
£110.00
Ken and Valerie Shelton divide their work very clearly: Ken makes the pot and Valerie paints it. Here, Ken’s clean, flared bowl gives Valerie a broad surface for loose pink tulips and dense green leaves. Her brushwork is confident but controlled; the narrow black foot and dark rim give the exuberant painting a crisp graphic structure. Valerie tr...

Wade Water Lily Candle Holder, England, c.1960s
£20.00
A wonderfully sculptural piece of post-war British ceramics, this Water Lily candle holder was made by Wade in England, probably during the 1960s. Its circular form is built up from overlapping lily-pad or petal shapes, with six candle sockets arranged around a central opening and a crisply modelled flower at the heart of the design. These water...

Victorian Wedgwood Green Majolica Strawberry Leaf Sweetmeat Serving Dish, c.1880
£185.00
A particularly fine Victorian Wedgwood majolica sweetmeat dish, produced in England during the latter part of the 19th century. Moulded with overlapping strawberry leaves around a central basketweave motif, the dish is finished in a deep green glaze that pools within the recesses, bringing out the detail of the design. Originally intended for se...

Louise Reding Miniature Green Crystalline Glaze Porcelain Bud Vase.
£65.00
A little vase with flowers of its own, crystal blooms spread across a soft sage-green glaze, opening into fine, feathery starbursts. Its rounded shape invites you to turn it in your hand and follow the pattern around the body. Wheel-thrown in porcelain by California potter Louise Reding, a member of the San Diego Potters' Guild, this miniature b...











