Le Tarot de Marseille Cards

Le Tarot de Marseille CardsTarot de Marseille was created in the 18th century, establishing itself as the most diffused divinatory game in the world. Dal Negro taps into this moment in history with these playing cards, crafted in Italy and detailed with unique, artistic illustrations.

such as these side plates

designed in the 1950s

look to Zanetto – its skilled silversmiths have been ‘playing with metal to create unusual and contemporary shapes’ since 1963

Incredibly versatile

Noble Macmillan’s travel-friendly backgammon set is handcrafted in sustainably sourced calf leather and can be rolled up or out at a moment’s notice

the cutlery sits in a handsome navy-blue canteen with a brass cartouche on the lid

six matching tumblers and a gold-plated stirring spoon

it’s a beautiful centerpiece for serving roasts or family-style courses

buffed to a brilliant gloss and insulated with a stainless-steel liner

with uniquely hand-painted bright washes commanding the eye from the table or open shelves

embroidering each napkin by hand with meticulous detail and finishing with a traditional scrolled edge

The sleek shape of this patinated brass fountain pen rest comes from a mould designed by Carl Auböck II in 1948