1990s Fulvio Bianconi for Venini Fish Glass Bud Vase (6in/16cm)

1990s Fulvio Bianconi for Venini Fish Glass Bud Vase (6in/16cm)Italian glass designer Fulvio Bianconi began his career in glassmaking as an apprentice in the Murano furnaces. Under the direction of Michael Pinto, he worked with an array of publishers as an illustrator and graphic designer. In 1946, his relationship with Venini started to take shape, resulting in impressive collaborations that balance simple shapes with striking details a formula that rings true in this innovative fish vase. Please note, this item

These pintxo picks are an ideal conversation-starter – handcrafted from sterling silver in the New York studio

and its natural look is preserved thanks to a special water-based finish

Complete with bridle hide leather – originally used for horse saddles – the set is combined with a bespoke

With this silver-plated cheese knife – handcrafted in Puiforcat’s Parisian workshop – you can evoke the glamour of a transatlantic voyage in the 1930s at your dinner table

from Uzbekistan and India to Japan

It’s made from an eye-catching combination of pewter and enamel

Vibrant motifs of drawing utensils and a brass top make it a striking addition to a study

such as millefiori

the cut and polished crystal in the Kenilworth pattern is the work of revered glassmaker John Walsh Walsh (repetition intentional)

which it uses to colour each hand-painted brushstroke

This yellow leather photo album is handmade in the brand’s workshop in Wiltshire

it also doubles up as an artistic centerpiece for the home