Fertile Garden Woodgrain Platter
When creating a copper engraving from an existing picture, it was quite common for 18th centuray engravers to attach the image with tacks or small nails to a pin-board in front of the worktable. It is this moment that has been captured in the décor "Woodgrain with Landscapes and Gold Edge". The "sheets" depicting the landscape are partially torn at the edge, as the sheets from which one copied in the workshop would also be worn from repeated use.
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This furniture by designer Marten Baas has a wonderful handmade feel
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I love this candle for two reasons: 1) It's just unusual and attractive 2) it's made by artist Michele Oka Doner and looks just like her amazing huge sculptures. So, for the first time, many of us can afford a Michele Oka... I love this candle for two reasons: 1) It's just unusual and attractive 2) it's made by artist Michele Oka Doner and looks just like her amazing huge sculptures. So, for the first time, many of us can afford a Michele Oka Doner original....LOL
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Arik Levy designed these welded and hand-polished stainless steel 'rock formation' tables produced in a signed and numbered limited edition of 20 tables
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The Bonanza jugs by Hella Jungerius are produced with five different ornamental cast bronze stoppers: Bird, Leaf with Heart, Double Heart, Rabbit, and Leaf; each stopper will be produced in a limited edition of six pieces, and is ... The Bonanza jugs by Hella Jungerius are produced with five different ornamental cast bronze stoppers: Bird, Leaf with Heart, Double Heart, Rabbit, and Leaf; each stopper will be produced in a limited edition of six pieces, and is paired with a specific jug, in either pink, white, or yellow.
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The quilted vases are soft upholstered replicas of one of Jongerius’s previous works - the Red White Vase, designed by Jongerius in 1997 and produced in earthenware by Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum, the Netherlands. The vases are ... The quilted vases are soft upholstered replicas of one of Jongerius’s previous works - the Red White Vase, designed by Jongerius in 1997 and produced in earthenware by Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum, the Netherlands. The vases are upholstered using prototype Layers textiles, developed over the past three years in collaboration with Maharam. This unique piece is part of a limited edition of fifteen unique pieces.
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Hella Jongerius traveled to Japan to learn the lost art of enameling, which resulted in a series of enameled and punched copper plates with whimsical designs.
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Hella Jongerius traveled to Japan to learn the lost art of enameling, which resulted in a series of enameled and punched copper plates with whimsical designs.
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Hella Jongerius traveled to Japan to learn the lost art of enameling, which resulted in a series of enameled and punched copper plates with whimsical designs.
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Hand embroidered bowl by Hella Jongerius.
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This collaboration between designer Ted Muehling and manufacturer E.R. Butler brings to fruition a design which Muehling had been working on for 10 years. The result is a beautiful expression of three simple forms: the egg, an elo... This collaboration between designer Ted Muehling and manufacturer E.R. Butler brings to fruition a design which Muehling had been working on for 10 years. The result is a beautiful expression of three simple forms: the egg, an elongated rod, and a trumpet
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This modern take on the crystal vase is by one of my favorite designers, Arik Levy.
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This fanciful vase that appears to be 'hiding' behind multiple tentacles is made through a very high-tech process called Selective Laser Sintering . Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a process of creating "rapid prototypes", a... This fanciful vase that appears to be 'hiding' behind multiple tentacles is made through a very high-tech process called Selective Laser Sintering . Selective Laser Sintering (SLS) is a process of creating "rapid prototypes", allowing one to "print" three-dimensional structures from a CAD computer model. The computer model is sliced into very thin layers, and each layer is created through the use of a laser, which fuses together the chosen material, which is originally in a powder form. After each layer is hardened, it is lowered down one thickness and a new layer of the powdered material is rolled out to be traced on the surface. Upon completion, the physical model replicates the CAD computer model to the finest detail.
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I love the decadence of this subversive gilded witches cup. One side portrays a woman riding a goat, the other a woman riding a broom with a cat following.
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This two-part tasting bowl, commissioned from Sèvres by the Crown specifically for the farm, was designed for Marie Antoinette to partake of the farm's fresh milk and is said to be fashioned from a cast of her own breast. The ... This two-part tasting bowl, commissioned from Sèvres by the Crown specifically for the farm, was designed for Marie Antoinette 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.
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The appearance of the Copper Shade is achieved by converting copper into a vapor, and then depositing the vapor on the interior of the plastic dome; this "vacuum-metalized" film of copper is only microns thick.
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The collaboration between designer Ted Muehling and manufacturer E.R. Butler brings to fruition a design which Muehling had been working on for 10 years. The result is a beautiful expression of three simple forms: the egg, an elon... The collaboration between designer Ted Muehling and manufacturer E.R. Butler brings to fruition a design which Muehling had been working on for 10 years. The result is a beautiful expression of three simple forms: the egg, an elongated rod, and a trumpet
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This collaboration between designer Ted Muehling and manufacturer E.R. Butler brings to fruition a design which Muehling had been working on for 10 years. The result is a beautiful expression of three simple forms: the egg, an elo... This collaboration between designer Ted Muehling and manufacturer E.R. Butler brings to fruition a design which Muehling had been working on for 10 years. The result is a beautiful expression of three simple forms: the egg, an elongated rod, and a trumpet
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Gorgeous, simple yet full of bling. Designed by Hans Harald Rath, 1966, and inspired by his designs of that same year for the chandeliers of the new Metropolitan Opera House, New York.
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Who will burn faster? Hermes or Aphrodite?
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Continuing his study in kinetic art, Gabriele De Vecchi introduced to the Atelier De Vecchi collection this group of napkin rings formed in sterling silver, each with unique articulations. The set contains six napkin rings with... Continuing his study in kinetic art, Gabriele De Vecchi introduced to the Atelier De Vecchi collection this group of napkin rings formed in sterling silver, each with unique articulations. The set contains six napkin rings with the following titles: "Modern Times", "Saturn", "Open Sesame", "Domino", "Lord of the Rings", and "Rien ne va plus."
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I honestly couldn't tell you why the design on this plate is supposed to represent innocence, but it sure is cool. Studio Job's collection "Biscuit" for Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum was introduced at the Salone del Mobile, Mil... I honestly couldn't tell you why the design on this plate is supposed to represent innocence, but it sure is cool. Studio Job's collection "Biscuit" for Koninklijke Tichelaar Makkum was introduced at the Salone del Mobile, Milan, April 2006. The collection is composed of several different plates and centerpieces, created using new porcelain "relief" techniques developed specially for this project
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This black porcelain candelabra looks like it is made of rubber tubing. By up-and-coming Dutch designer Ineke Hans.
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If you don't like to eat fava beans, perhaps you'd prefer to decorate with them. Has a hole on top for hanging.
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Glazed 'terre noire' ceramic pitcher designed by Jean-Baptiste Astier de Villatte. Very sensual shape.
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Each flower, being completely hand made and hand painted, is unique. Created by Ess as part of a grand table decoration for the Munich residence of the Bavarian monarch (Nymphenburg was the summer palace), these "fantasy flower... Each flower, being completely hand made and hand painted, is unique. Created by Ess as part of a grand table decoration for the Munich residence of the Bavarian monarch (Nymphenburg was the summer palace), these "fantasy flowers" are from the imagination of the Nymphenburg craftsmen who model each flower by hand.
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Hella Jongerius chose a modest snail #483, designed by Wilhelm Neuhäuser (1910), to compliment the ornate decoration from the Korb dinnerware pattern #1419 (designed in 1770).
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The Hippopotamus is draped in a cloak of blossoms from dinnerware pattern #2609.
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Hella Jongerius chose the decoration from guinea hen #454, designed by Theodore Karner (1909) to cover a Fawn #345, also designed by Theodore Karner (ca. 1900-1914).
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Hella Jongerius chose the Cardinal bird #304, designed by Anna Soennecken-Beckmann (ca. 1910-1914), and covered it with the decoration from Empire coffee pot form #925 (ca. 1830).
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