1930s Daum Crystal Vase (9in/23cm)

1930s Daum Crystal Vase (9in/23cm)The path that Daum carved for crystal often came hand in hand with complex techniques such as acid etchings, enamelling and engravings, as well as ornamental motifs and handles. Perhaps its most technical innovation, however, was the pte de cristal technique in this ancient Egyptian method of casting, crystal is crushed into a paste which is then packed into a refractory mould and fused in a kiln to obtain exceptional textures. Please note, this item

it’s elegant and timeless

This oval platter is finished in a green ‘urushi’ lacquer for a striking glass-like appearance

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For this small cherry wood box

Finished with a vacuno calfskin emblem

Hand-built by studio potters in Cape Town

these 1950s Murano glass ashtrays feature small textured bubbles which nod to the handmade nature of Venetian glassmaking — use as an elegant bar accessory

10 medium and 10 large glasses

It's a classic keepsake for mahjong enthusiasts and game-lovers alike

The striking chocolate-brown

Each piece features subtle variations that can be traced back to the talented craftswomen at the Anūt Embroidery Training center in Cairo