Yes I did actually spend time rearranging objects just to take a photo.

Plates in White Porcelain

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Phenitt Ceramics CO., LTD.

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This decorative bowl would look lovely anywhere in your home and on you party table. It was wheel thrown from a red stoneware clay and altered to have an oval shape. A botanical decoration was strategically placed on each side and the rim was altered to have a ruffled or shirred appearance and decorated on the top edge as well. It was glazed in a lovely speckled aqua glaze that has a lot of visual depth and pattern. The glaze breaks nicely on the edges showing the darkness of the clay body and accentuating the design. It would make a lovely gift for a wedding, housewarming, or other special occasion.

polar bear and seal

Including saucers, Champagne glasses, vases, and more.

Tiffany Studios (1902 - 1932)

1902 - 1920

Favrile glass

Item number: 1939.291, and more donated in the same year.

African tableware and amenities designs. Vibrant colors and tribal art with basic geometric shapes!

Testing in the studio. Playing with a more editorial style for catalog work.

Candles in soba choko cups.

They produced by HASAMI.

Simple but pretty. "Soba choko" cups / "Wamon" by HASAMI

Porcelain jewels made my Eszter Imre, based on the forms of the porcelain tableware of the brand Herend. Check out her website

www.imreszti.com

www.soop-group.com/products_plateisforpea.html

www.redesign.co.il/%d7%92%d7%99%d7%a0%d7%92%d7%9c-%d7%91%...

by Normann Copenhagen

To read more about this product, please visit our website: www.corkway.com

Tableware made by Wooper. Lahti 2008.