Maria Theresia Hand-Painted Porcelain Serving Platter

Maria Theresia Hand-Painted Porcelain Serving PlatterWhen Augarten unveiled this pattern in 1750, it was a moment of true innovation. It was created for a table service that Empress Maria Theresia obtained to decorate an Imperial hunting lodge hence the combination of black brush drawings and hunting green paint. Today, we see how wonderfully this commission has aged. Each detail remains on this porcelain serving platter, from the delicate hand painting to the flecks of gold.

Jade spheres for the handles and feet complement the gentle curves of Tuttle’s design

this pot makes a stylish and functional addition to any kitchen

genuine calfskin leather in a blue colourway

1920s vintage silver and a high-quality yellow enamelled handle complements the recycled stainless steel blade which takes this charming utensil to new contemporary heights

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he developed a unique aesthetic recognised for its vivid colours and clean lines – both of which are displayed in this perfume bottle

it’s handmade by master Czech craftspeople who honour centuries-old traditions to bring it to life

spherical shape using 925 Silver — which is believed to be the only metal with natural antibacterial and antibiotic properties

the material of choice is patterned beech wood

as illustrated in this side plate

a type of vulcanized rubber that has been used since the late 1890s

Trust this Ginori 1735 candle by Luke Edward Hall to be the centrepiece of evenings at home – and burn for 65 hours