1980s Fulvio Bianconi Pezzati Tipo Parigi Vase (11.5in/29cm)

1980s Fulvio Bianconi Pezzati Tipo Parigi Vase (11.5in/29cm)Italian glass designer Fulvio Bianconi began his career in glassmaking as an apprentice in the Murano furnaces. Under the direction of Michael Pinto, he worked with an array of publishers as an illustrator and graphic designer. In 1946, his relationship with Venini started to take shape, resulting in impressive collaborations that balance simple silhouettes with striking details a formula that rings true in this vase from the 1980s, characterised by

a nostalgic scent that recalls a childhood spring

The collection is inspired by a baroque copper cup from MAK Vienna

Perla Valtierra’s handmade lidded dessert plate is hand-thrown

having been bisque fired

Each detail remains on this porcelain deep serving platter

Contrasting blanket stitches add a traditional slant

This mid-century glass vase

The deep-green cocktail fork is designed to stand out alongside coordinating utensils or against contrasting pieces in mix-and-match colours

Skilfully handmade in the brand’s Italian workshop

no two are exactly alike

It's an original gift for any incense lover

each Nastro candle holder begins life as a wax sculpture