Statuaria, mod. D

The rite of tea is made sculptural, stauary. The Statuary collection includes the milk cup with saucer, the large milk cup, the mug and the tea cup with saucer. A classic representat...

The rite of tea is made sculptural, stauary. The Statuary collection includes the milk cup with saucer, the large milk cup, the mug and the tea cup with saucer. A classic representat...

A resilient object capable of adapting to external needs thanks to its creative ability, a metaphor for life to return to a condition of "extravagant" everyday life; an object that ...

The centerpiece is made with the combination of Carrara marble and glass, machined at the lathe, slowly and progressively. The stone is progressively thinner towards the centre of th...

Villeroy and boch partial tea set Amapola pattern created in 1981 by Villeroy & Boch, which is a signature brand stands for sophisticated elegance, first-class quality and outstandi...

This vintage Fratelli stainless steel tea set blends sleek design with everyday function. Made in Italy, the set includes a teapot, milk jug, and sugar bowl, all crafted from high-qu...

This exquisite thirty-five piece set of Antique Rose Medallion porcelain embodies the elegance and artistry of 19th-century Chinese craftsmanshi...

Beautiful and rare set of the coffee pitcher, sugar bowl with lid, and twelve sets of the round dish with coffee cup plus twelve dessert round plates in ceramic, designed by Paul McCobb for the "Contempi" line, Jackson Ceramics, Japan late 1950s. The set is orange and white, a very striking retro combination of colors. All 38 pieces are in very good shape. Paul McCobb was born in 1917 in Medford, Massachusetts. He moved from Boston to New York to pursue his dream of becoming a designer. When it came to designing he was completely self-taught with a very minimalistic approach to object creation influenced by Scandinavian design as well as the “Shaker” style in furniture making. Perspective and scale became the trademark for McCobb's designs, his tables, shelves, lamps, and other daily used articles...