1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Pickle Pot

1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Pickle PotFrom the pottery hub of Vallauris, Robert Picault revitalised culinary ceramics by blending traditional forms with geometric patterns. Over the years, designs varied slightly to reflect what inspired him most, be it the work of his close friends and creators such as Pablo Picasso and Roger Capron or the vibrancy of the Mediterranean Sea. Much of his oeuvre consisted of noughts and crosses, bands and weaves, alongside rich colour palettes of green,

signed and handcrafted by Marie-Rose Kahane

It has a long neck and wide bowl for swirling – and is big enough to fit a magnum

Think of the Métier leather silverstone 15 cm ruler as part of your desk’s permanent collection

The resulting streaks are unique to each cup

whose work constitutes a cabinet of curiosities

Mosso Miele tumbler by Micheluzzi Glass is characterised by an organic

Each detail remains on this porcelain salad bowl

For the Basmati range

colourful home

look just like tiny blooms

and British designer Faye Toogood share a passion for heritage materials and the imperfections that arise with handmaking

bound in smart navy leather with a yellow contrast lining