1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Serving Bowl

1950s Robert Picault Ceramic Serving BowlFrom 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,

These soup plates from the 1960s feature scalloped gold rims and delicate sprinklings of hand-painted blooms

it plays on the traditional conical form and feels satisfyingly weighty to the touch

70 years of love and heritage are behind them

swirling around from lip to base

Reinvigorate your home with the Namche Bazar incense

but not Geoffrey Parker’s take

Reissued from a 1902 design to complement Hoffmann’s No135 cutlery

this series has aged with grace

Giacomo Cappellin’s success in the design world is in part thanks to Vittorio Zecchin and Paolo Venini – with their help

Moser’s crystal whiskey glasses have weighty modernist curves that are a pleasure to hold

making this the perfect piece for encouraging growth and new beginnings

and finished with a water-resistant coating for effortless cleaning