Best Sellers

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  Orrefors Street Old Fashioned Glass 27cl, Set Of 4

  This old fashioned set is part of Orrefor’s Street collection. In autumn 2006, Jan Johansson introduced us to Street, a series of bar items with an Read More »
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  Lalique Black Horse’s Head

  Originally designed by Marc Lalique in 1953, the majestic Horse’s Head sculpture demonstrates the exceptional know-how of the master craftsman. This outstanding figure is made of Read More »
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  Baccarat Spirale Medium Vase

  With superimposed winding diagonals similar to the architectural scrolls of the Guggenheim museum in New York, the Spirale vase enhances every floral composition. Read More »
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  Emma Bridgewater Autumn Scene 1/2 Pint Mug

  When the rain is lashing down outside, nestle yourself away in a cosy nook and settle down to a good book with tea in an Autumn Read More »
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  Villeroy & Boch Old Luxembourg Sauceboat

  Enjoy a timeless tradition upon dinnerware with a timeless design. Dating all the way back to 1768, the elegant floral design on this salad plate will Read More »
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  Sabre Hawaiian Flowers Orange 22cm Soup Spoon

  Sabre Hawaiian Flowers Orange 22cm Soup Spoon is manufactured and handcrafted in France. It is made of 18/10 stainless steel with an acrylic handle. The generously-proportioned Read More »
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  Royal Scot Crystal London 2 Large Crystal Tumblers, 95mm

  A true classic admired by those who appreciate fine hand cut crystal, elegantly presented in luxury silk lined presentation boxes.The Royal Scot Crystal London Large Tumbler Read More »
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  Orrefors Intermezzo Blue Aroma Wine Tasting 62cl Glass

  The stemware range Intermezzo is about curiosity and love. All my love for the craftsmanship is enclosed in the blue Intermezzo drop. The glasses keep a Read More »
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  Villeroy & Boch Octavie Red Wine Goblet, Set of 4

  Striking simplicity and meticulous detail combine in this fine crystal stemware. Adorned with an intricately cut crosshatch design where the stem meets the glass, these pieces Read More »