Luxe Finds

Bol Sein de la Laiterie de Rambouillet in white

$3,200.00

This two-part tasting bowl, commissioned from Sèvres by the Crown specifically for the farm, was designed for the Queen to partake of the farm's fresh milk and is said to be fashioned from a cast of her own breast. The artists adorned the tripod with the head and hoofs of a goat, the Queen's favorite animal. In 2004, Sèvres produced these two special bowls directly from its original moulds. An 18th Century original resides in the museum at the Sèvres manufactory. 

In 1756 the porcelain manufactory that had been founded at Vincennes was transferred to the town of Sèvres. Three years later the king, Louis XV, became the principal shareholder and financial backer and had the factory designated the "Royal Porcelain Manufactory." The factory thus came under the control of the royal administration and focused on manufacturing luxury porcelain mainly for the royal family, the court, and the aristocracy. (The J. Paul Getty Museum)

Prince Imperial Au Chapeau

$3,300.00

The intricate sculpture is of Prince Imperial with a hat 

In 1756 the porcelain manufactory that had been founded at Vincennes was transferred to the town of Sèvres. Three years later the king, Louis XV, became the principal shareholder and financial backer and had the factory designated the "Royal Porcelain Manufactory." The factory thus came under the control of the royal administration and focused on manufacturing luxury porcelain mainly for the royal family, the court, and the aristocracy. (The J. Paul Getty Museum)

Decicio Glass Gioia tall platter in blue and yellow

$1,100.00

H: 11 1/4" Hand blown by Seattle artist Greg Clark this glass platter is a fully functional art piece. All items are one of a kind and are signed by the artist. Products are made locally and can be order with custom colors, please contact us by email or phone.

Materialized Vase

$150.00

Porcelain 

Dimensions: 7"W x 5"D x 9"H 

Seattle, WA 

Erich Ginder’s new "Materialized" vase is the first in a series of objects created by scanning and decimating heavily adorned forms with high resolution laser scanners, resulting in jewel like abstractions free of the designer's hand.

Furstenberg vintage plate # 1

$75.00

D: 9.6"

Decal on a porcelain plate 

Inscription on the back indicates: 

Gluckauf-Verlag 

Obereinfahrer 

1792

Arte Italica Foglia Small Pewter Dish, Tropicale

$51.00

8 1/4" L X 5 3/4" W 

This pewter collection by Arte Italica has hand finished pewter trim combined with a ceramic or pewter vessel. Pewter items are decorative yet functional pieces of art that will add class to any room in your home. All pewter items can be washed in the dishwasher on a low heat setting. 

Arte Italica honors the vision of its founder, Ann Skidmore, by offering the very best in quality and creative home décor design. Ann formed Arte Italica in 1997, as a response to her love of Italian history, culture, art and especially vintage pewter. Finding it difficult to acquire in the United States, she began importing this fine Italian pewter. Soon, she was designing and importing handcrafted ceramics, glass and bronze. In 2000, Ann and Arte Italica became the first to combine pewter and ceramic into beautiful and unique dinnerware and accessories.

Christian Lacroix Baroque Angels Notebook

$21.00

Hand made bow tie with grafic gold pattern by Laurent Desgrange

$65.00

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