Ash-Glazed Ceramic Serving Platter

Ash-Glazed Ceramic Serving PlatterThis platter was wheel thrown using an iron rich clay, so it has a beautiful texture. Its unglazed with a slightly metallic sheen and a bumpy feel that calls to mind the surface of the moon. Best suited to serving drier foods like bread, pastries or hard fruits.

His son Carl II designed it in the mid-20th century and successive generations still manufacture it by hand at the original Vienna atelier

Part of the L’Horizon collection

British brand Geoffrey Parker is supplier to Monte Carlo’s Backgammon World Championship – the third-generation family business

with its stabilising hexagonal shape and clip in sterling silver

Kaneko Kohyo’s Rinka tableware makes a ritual of every meal

It was first created 20 years ago

this chocolate colorway is exclusive to ABASK

The Canova utilises filigrana – a technique dating back to the 16th century – in which fine glass rods are superimposed

The bamboo-root handles of the handcrafted silver tray are heat-treated to enhance their natural strength

Feldspar’s espresso mugs contain a blend of Cornwall clay and bone ash

The design is lightweight

Giobagnara’s Leopold A4 document holder is fully covered in taupe-toned