1940s Massier Ceramic Vase (6in/15.5cm)

1940s Massier Ceramic Vase (6in/15.5cm)This vase is from the hands of the Massier family, a ceramic dynasty of the late 19th and 20th centuries that was second to none. The Massiers pioneered a style that sat between Victorian majolica pottery and Art Nouveau stylewith their own creative twistsas well as a copper oxide flamb technique that produced vibrant color during the glazing process. This vase is all about the texture, from the finger indentations across the twin handles to the

color and finish that reflect its unpredictability

The Bistrot placemats are aptly detailed with a plate and cutlery

The Bag dress highlight this focus while making a case for all foundational pieces to be realised in cashmere

which she repeats 15+ times

allowing for a complete fusion

Rikke Falkow’s creations are simple and straight to the point

and hand-painted with the Bordi Antichi motif

architectural lines of founder Jean Puiforcat

Alberto and Ezia Pinetti started to build the foundations of Pinetti brick by brick

The Ruffle bowl is one such example

The upper half is detachable and plugs into the body

Parlon’s Monet collection