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Thistle Wine Decanter with Handle – Clear & Gold
Emblem of the city of Nancy in France, the chardon (French for “Thistle”) was the original inspiration behind a first service created in 1908. In 1913, the name was anglicized, becoming Thistle. Since then, it sparkles nobly on the greatest tables. Venitian-style stripes, bevel cuts and a decoration made from 24-carat gold or platinum adorn its parison. Thistle: more than 100 years-old and as sharp as ever.
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Thistle Wisky Decanter – Clear & Gold
Emblem of the city of Nancy in France, the chardon (French for “Thistle”) was the original inspiration behind a first service created in 1908. In 1913, the name was anglicized, becoming Thistle. Since then, it sparkles nobly on the greatest tables. Venitian-style stripes, bevel cuts and a decoration made from 24-carat gold or platinum adorn its parison. Thistle: more than 100 years-old and as sharp as ever.
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Tommy Ashtray
Mouthblown and Hand-cut since 1586 in Saint-Louis-les-Bitche in Moselle.
- Diameter: 12 cm
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Tommy Bowl On Foot – Clear
Mouthblown and Hand-cut since 1586 in Saint-Louis-les-Bitche in Moselle.
- Height: 19 cm
- Diameter: 22.4 cm
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Vintage Art Deco Georg Jensen Box 712 by Sigvard Bernadotte
A Georg Jensen Art Deco sterling silver box, design #712 by Sigvard Bernadotte from circa 1931.
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Vintage Georg Jensen Sterling Silver Piet Hein Ellipse Egg 1147
A Vintage Mid Century Georg Jensen Sterling Silver ellipse Egg or covered bonbonierre #1147 by Piet Hein in 1965.
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Vortex Centerpiece by Ross LoveGrove – D 47.3 CM
Several Awards Winning collection among which The Architecture MasterPrize.Vortex presents a genuine challenge to porcelain production, taking it to the limit of what is possible. Due to the large scale of each piece, they are, industrially, a challenge that requires very high technical precision and a superb know-how of all our technicians. They are largescale decorative pieces modelled in biscuit and very well polished by hand, capturing the rotational force of its energy. Vortex shows us that taking the material and the processes themselves to their limits is possible to obtain impressive pieces. Is a work of great ingenuity and technical complexity.