Edo Kiroko Hand-Cut Lidded Glass

Edo Kiroko Hand-Cut Lidded GlassHirota Glasss handmade Edokiriko sets are the result of a 150 year old sculpting technique pioneered in Tokyo. Part of a series consisting of seven varied glasses, the patterned glass is specially cut to look visually appealing from every angle, while the matching lid enables characterful serveware and small storage options.

Kaneko Kohyo’s Rinka dinnerware always brings a warm

The openwork stitched border is finished in brightly coloured threads that bring a sense of playful sophistication to any dining table

Geoffrey Parker’s ultimate backgammon set is crafted using time-honoured

with rhodium plating for a richly unique luster

silverware — and this vase

Astier de Villatte’s Alger candle is developed by perfumer Françoise Caron

which is cast then melted away to be replaced with molten bronze

Feldspar’s espresso mugs contain a blend of Cornwall clay and bone ash

A manufacturer with a 300-year-old tradition of fine porcelain production

alongside premium engine-turning craftsmanship

A sleek desk or hallway accessory

domed form with a clear lid - an original mid-twentieth century object