Geometrie Combinatorie, Stretto

A collection made of Calacatta marble, worked on the manual lathe, and inlay in hand-made Cherry, Rosewood, Ash and Mahogany wood according to ancient traditions; two companies in th...

Fruit bowl in Sicilian stone and refractory terracotta, left natural. A reflection on the conservation of fruit and how to create an environment that prolongs the maturation process....

- Dimensions: 5.5” top diameter x 2.75” bottom diameter x 3” high - A beautiful example of mochaware pottery, this antique bowl features a rare, muted grisaille palette. - Original...

This vibrant floral bowl is a striking example of early 20th-century English transferware at its finest. What sets the 'Nankin' pattern apart is its exuberant border of hand-tinted blooms in vivid pinks, yellows, and cornflower blues, offset by ornate scrollwork. The design is at once lively and elegant — capturing the essence of English country charm while echoing the chinoiserie influences that inspired many early transferware patterns. Crafted by Booths Ltd., a respected pottery firm based in Stoke-on-Trent, this bowl hails from a time when utility and artistry were perfectly entwined. The attention to detail — from the clarity of the transfer pattern to the hand-coloring — reflects a level of craftsmanship that’s increasingly rare. It's not just a bowl, but a slice of design history with practical beauty and enduring value. Whether used or displayed, it elevates the everyday. Imagine a garden party in bloom, captured on porcelain. This medium-sized bowl has a creamy white base encircled by a riot of florals, delicately outlined and filled with rich, jewel-toned hues. The florals are framed by an intricate teal scroll border that adds a refined finish. It has a subtle gloss, a graceful profile, and just the right amount of vintage patina to show it’s lived a life well-loved. The ‘Nankin’ pattern was produced under Booths’ "Whieldon Ware...