$500+ CAD

Born in Toronto in 1947, Jim Lorriman has pursued woodworking from a young age. For the past ten years he has been applying his skills full-time as a self-taught woodturner in his Mulmur Hills, Bits & Pieces Studio, near Mansfield, Ontario.

Different kinds of woods pass through the door of Jim's studio - stair railings, window frames, siding, hockey sticks, old boat parts, lathing and dock cedar. He works his magic and this wood begins a new life as one of Jim's creations.

8.5"H x 8.5" DIA • ITEM 1101026

Born in Toronto in 1947, Jim Lorriman has pursued woodworking from a young age. For the past ten years he has been applying his skills full-time as a self-taught woodturner in his Mulmur Hills, Bits & Pieces Studio, near Mansfield, Ontario.

Different kinds of woods pass through the door of Jim's studio - stair railings, window frames, siding, hockey sticks, old boat parts, lathing and dock cedar. He works his magic and this wood begins a new life as one of Jim's creations.

14.13"H x 17.5" DIA • ITEM 1211008

Born in Toronto in 1947, Jim Lorriman has pursued woodworking from a young age. For the past ten years he has been applying his skills full-time as a self-taught woodturner in his Mulmur Hills, Bits & Pieces Studio, near Mansfield, Ontario.

Different kinds of woods pass through the door of Jim's studio - stair railings, window frames, siding, hockey sticks, old boat parts, lathing and dock cedar. He works his magic and this wood begins a new life as one of Jim's creations.

9.5"H x 7.77" DIA • ITEM 105002

Born in Toronto in 1947, Jim Lorriman has pursued woodworking from a young age. For the past ten years he has been applying his skills full-time as a self-taught woodturner in his Mulmur Hills, Bits & Pieces Studio, near Mansfield, Ontario.

Different kinds of woods pass through the door of Jim's studio - stair railings, window frames, siding, hockey sticks, old boat parts, lathing and dock cedar. He works his magic and this wood begins a new life as one of Jim's creations.

9"H x 8" DIA • ITEM 1304024

Born in Toronto in 1947, Jim Lorriman has pursued woodworking from a young age. For the past ten years he has been applying his skills full-time as a self-taught woodturner in his Mulmur Hills, Bits & Pieces Studio, near Mansfield, Ontario.

Different kinds of woods pass through the door of Jim's studio - stair railings, window frames, siding, hockey sticks, old boat parts, lathing and dock cedar. He works his magic and this wood begins a new life as one of Jim's creations.

7"H x 8" DIA • ITEM 911006

The 4 slice NewGen toaster is perfect for the whole family and offers all the same functionality as the 2 slice NewGen, with defrost and bagel settings as well as Dualit's classic styling, mechanical timer and ejector lever. The selector control allows you to heat one, two, three or all four slots. 

Dualit produces not only one of the most fashionable pieces of kitchen equipment in the world, but also one of the best. The company’s are durable (they’re meant to last a lifetime), simple, and boast an industrial-chic style that has remained intact since the company was founded in 1940s London. Each toaster is handcrafted at the company’s factory in West Sussex, and the name of whoever assembled the particular toaster is etched into the bottom of each one.

Details:

• Capacity: 1, 2, 3 or 4 slices
• The extra wide slots (2.8cm) accommodate large items
• Elements: Award-winning, patented ProHeat elements
• Materials: Cast aluminium ends, stainless steel body

Dimensions: 36 x 21 x 22cm

If not in stock allow 1-2 weeks for delivery.  

With a history that spans more than 100 years, the Georg Jensen brand represents quality craftsmanship and timeless aesthetic design, producing lifestyle products ranging from hollowware to watches, jewellery and home products.

The philosophy of Georg Jensen himself was to create democratic designs possessing both functionality and beauty. His artisanal skill and artistic talent combined with his continuous ability to identify and support design talent was the foundation on which he built Georg Jensen in Copenhagen in 1904.

The Alfredo vase is both functional and decorative.  Designed by Alfredo Häberli for Georg Jensen to form striking floral arrangements.

Care: Handwash. Polish with microfibre cloth.

18.5" H (47cm) • ITEM 3586206

Founded in 1874, Robbe & Berking is one of the world's leading manufacturers of silver cutlery. The German family business, currently in its fifth generation, continues to employ master craftsmen, and works only with retailers who reflect their philosophy that insists on the highest quality in both product and design. 

The 5-piece set includes: 

• Dessert Fork 18.8cm
• Dinner Fork 20cm
• Dinner Knife 23.3cm
• Soup Spoon 20cm
• Dessert Spoon 18.8cm

Sterling silver plated. 

Care: Dishwasher Safe. 

Available via special order. Allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. All special order items are final sale.

Andria features a uniquely luxurious blend of wool and fine cotton. The result of this innovation is a soft, light-as-cotton hand, coupled with the warming properties of wool. Andria’s blue-grey floral jacquard reverses to the signature “Branca” stripe.

In 1828 a local blacksmith in the French village of Laguiole (pronounced Lay-ol) hammered out the town’s first folding knife. A few decades later, as knife-making developed into a local industry, designer Pierre Jean Calmels refined the rustic pattern, giving the handle its signature sinuous shape and finishing each piece with ornamental flourishes such as bumblebees and shepherds’ crosses. After two world wars depleted manpower and wiped out production, the workshop reopened as Forge de Laguiole in 1987 under the direction of designer Philippe Starck.

Each knife is still made by skilled craftsmen from start to finish, each one taking several hours or even days to manufacture. Nicolas Sarkosy’s office often commissioned these knives to be given to visiting heads of state.

In your quest for all things Laguiole, beware of cheap imitations. The name Laguiole was never patented, so unlike legally protected denominations or origin such as Champagne, mass and machine-manufactured copycats can be found that mimic the original design.

Care: Hand washing recommended - dry immediately.

If this item is out of stock, please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. 

Should you have any questions, please contact us directly at INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM or 416.926.1120 / 1.866.926.1120

ITEM T6 PAS FRD

Established in 1735, Richard Ginori is one the oldest porcelain manufacturers in the world. Known as the Ferrari of tableware, the company has established itself as the gold standard in the world of luxury goods. Ginori porcelain has graced the museums and tables of many European fine homes and luxury hotels, including the Vatican. Known for quality, craftsmanship and Italian design, Richard Ginori was acquired in 2013 by the Gucci fashion house.

The Babelle collection features a colour palette focusing on the shades of blue and red, while the design of each object recreates the fading effect of the underglaze embellishments; evoking XVIII century serial decorations obtained by using the stencil technique. Babele embodies all the characteristics that established Richard Ginori as an institution in its field, encapsulating in one single collection the perfection and know-how of the Florentine Manifattura. Contemporary meets tradition, without abandoning the brand’s distinctive classic and sophisticated essence.

11" (28cm) H x 11.5" (29cm) DIA • ITEM G01713600 020RG00 FA6355

Established in 1735, Richard Ginori is one the oldest porcelain manufacturers in the world. Known as the Ferrari of tableware, the company has established itself as the gold standard in the world of luxury goods. Ginori porcelain has graced the museums and tables of many European fine homes and luxury hotels, including the Vatican. Known for quality, craftsmanship and Italian design, Richard Ginori was acquired in 2013 by the Gucci fashion house.

The Babelle collection features a colour palette focusing on the shades of blue and red, while the design of each object recreates the fading effect of the underglaze embellishments; evoking XVIII century serial decorations obtained by using the stencil technique. Babele embodies all the characteristics that established Richard Ginori as an institution in its field, encapsulating in one single collection the perfection and know-how of the Florentine Manifattura. Contemporary meets tradition, without abandoning the brand’s distinctive classic and sophisticated essence.

Care: Dishwasher and microwave safe. 

7.75" (20cm) H • ITEM G01713600 0172 X6184 0190

Established in 1735, Richard Ginori is one the oldest porcelain manufacturers in the world. Known as the Ferrari of tableware, the company has established itself as the gold standard in the world of luxury goods. Ginori porcelain has graced the museums and tables of many European fine homes and luxury hotels, including the Vatican. Known for quality, craftsmanship and Italian design, Richard Ginori was acquired in 2013 by the Gucci fashion house.

The Babelle collection features a colour palette focusing on the shades of blue and red, while the design of each object recreates the fading effect of the underglaze embellishments; evoking XVIII century serial decorations obtained by using the stencil technique. Babele embodies all the characteristics that established Richard Ginori as an institution in its field, encapsulating in one single collection the perfection and know-how of the Florentine Manifattura. Contemporary meets tradition, without abandoning the brand’s distinctive classic and sophisticated essence.

12.5" (31cm) H • ITEM G01713600 0162 A5350 0310

Match 1995 is handmade in northern Italy by artisans. Each piece is stamped and slightly unique due to its handmade nature. Match pewter was born form David Reiss' love of Italy and his affinity for Italian craftsmanship. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Reiss founded Match Pewter in 1995.

Care: Porcelain insert is dishwasher safe, hand wash base and dry immediately.

14.6" L x 8.7" W x 3.2" H (37 x 22 x 8.1cm) • ITEM 1538.0

Tom Dixon is an award-winning British self-taught designer obsessed with “honest” materials. An OBE, Dixon’s work has been purchased by the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Centre George Pompidou. 

An archetypical British mascot; a round teapot made from spun brass, polished and then dipped in a warm gold wash to give a subtle matt surface. The Tom Dixon logo is etched on the base.

A robust floor standing light made of brass. The Base collection combines a smooth finished brass or a highly-polished copper shade with a matt textured cast iron base.

63" H • ITEM BSS02+BFS02US

From the most renowned knife-makers in France, Laguiole en Aubrac has created a deluxe BBQ set, complete with its own handmade leather roll-up carrying case. The long-handled pallisander (a form of rosewood) set comes with tongs, a long-tined fork and sharp knife with a hand-forged blade for the finest slicing. 

ITEM SMB99PAI

With a history that spans more than 100 years, the Georg Jensen brand represents quality craftsmanship and timeless aesthetic design, producing lifestyle products ranging from hollowware to watches, jewellery and home products. The philosophy of Georg Jensen himself was to create democratic designs possessing both functionality and beauty. His artisanal skill and artistic talent combined with his continuous ability to identify and support design talent was the foundation on which he built Georg Jensen in Copenhagen in 1904.

In 1904 Jensen founded his first modest silver smithy in the heart of Copenhagen. When he died in 1935, the New York Herald Tribune saluted him as "the greatest silversmith of the last 300 years."

The 5 piece set contains 

• dinner spoon
• dinner fork
• dessert fork
• long grill dinner knife
• tea spoon

Made from Sterling Silver and Designed by Georg Jensen in 1916.

Care: Hand wash. Polish with microfibre cloth and silver polish.

Special Order, delivery is based on stock availability. 

Tom Dixon is an award-winning British self-taught designer obsessed with “honest” materials. An OBE, Dixon’s work has been purchased by the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Centre George Pompidou. 

A variation on the famous original Beat Light, this floor standing version on a slender articulated arm can be adjusted to direct the light beam. Solid brass components and iron sand cast bases create an iconic footprint for any interior.

66" H • ITEM BLF01US

Tom Dixon is an award-winning British self-taught designer obsessed with “honest” materials. An OBE, Dixon’s work has been purchased by the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Centre George Pompidou. 

A variation on the famous original Beat Light, this table standing version on a slender articulated arm can be adjusted to direct the light beam. Solid brass components and iron sand cast bases create an iconic footprint for any interior.

20.9" H • ITEM BLT01US

Tom Dixon is an award-winning British self-taught designer obsessed with “honest” materials. An OBE, Dixon’s work has been purchased by the Victoria & Albert Museum, the Museum of Modern Art, and the Centre George Pompidou. 

A variation on the famous original Beat Light, this table standing version on a slender articulated arm can be adjusted to direct the light beam. Solid brass components and iron sand cast bases create an iconic footprint for any interior.

20.9" H • ITEM BLT01BUS

In 1828 a local blacksmith in the French village of Laguiole (pronounced Lay-ol) hammered out the town’s first folding knife. A few decades later, as knife-making developed into a local industry, designer Pierre Jean Calmels refined the rustic pattern, giving the handle its signature sinuous shape and finishing each piece with ornamental flourishes such as bumblebees and shepherds’ crosses. After two world wars depleted manpower and wiped out production, the workshop reopened as Forge de Laguiole in 1987 under the direction of designer Philippe Starck.

In your quest for all things Laguiole, beware of cheap imitations. The name Laguiole was never patented, so unlike legally protected denominations or origin such as Champagne, mass and machine-manufactured copycats can be found that mimic the original design.

Care: Hand washing recommended - dry immediately.

If this item is out of stock, please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. 

Should you have any questions, please contact us directly at INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM or 416.926.1120 / 1.866.926.1120

In 1828 a local blacksmith in the French village of Laguiole (pronounced Lay-ol) hammered out the town’s first folding knife. A few decades later, as knife-making developed into a local industry, designer Pierre Jean Calmels refined the rustic pattern, giving the handle its signature sinuous shape and finishing each piece with ornamental flourishes such as bumblebees and shepherds’ crosses. After two world wars depleted manpower and wiped out production, the workshop reopened as Forge de Laguiole in 1987 under the direction of designer Philippe Starck.

Each knife is still made by skilled craftsmen from start to finish, each one taking several hours or even days to manufacture. Nicolas Sarkosy’s office often commissioned these knives to be given to visiting heads of state.

In your quest for all things Laguiole, beware of cheap imitations. The name Laguiole was never patented, so unlike legally protected denominations or origin such as Champagne, mass and machine-manufactured copycats can be found that mimic the original design.

Care: Hand washing recommended - dry immediately.

If this item is out of stock, please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. 

Should you have any questions, please contact us directly at INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM or 416.926.1120 / 1.866.926.1120

ITEM T6 2M IN BO BRI

What Japan is to knives is what Italy is to sports cars. If you want the best knives in your kitchen, look no further: Miyabi’s knives look like art and reflect Japanese cultural values of purity, grace and elegance. With a birch wood handle and authentic Japanese blade profile (10 layers of tempered folded steel), Miyabi knives are a perfect marriage of sharpness and beauty. Designed and made in Japan.

ABOUT EACH KNIFE:

• The blade core is made of MicroCarbide MC63 powder steel embedded in 100 layers of steel for exceptional hardness of approx. 63 Rockwell (international standard unit of measurement for hardness) and outstanding cutting edge retention
• CRYODUR® ice-hardened blades provide particularly good cutting edge retention, corrosion resistance and optimum blade flexibility.
• Authentic Japanese blade profile
• The symmetrical blade with ultra-sharp Honbazuke edge ensures incredible sharpness
• Traditional "D" handle made from Masur birch for perfect balance, optimum control and tireless cutting

Care: hand

Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery if item not in stock.

In 1828 a local blacksmith in the French village of Laguiole (pronounced Lay-ol) hammered out the town’s first folding knife. A few decades later, as knife-making developed into a local industry, designer Pierre Jean Calmels refined the rustic pattern, giving the handle its signature sinuous shape and finishing each piece with ornamental flourishes such as bumblebees and shepherds’ crosses. After two world wars depleted manpower and wiped out production, the workshop reopened as Forge de Laguiole in 1987 under the direction of designer Philippe Starck.

In your quest for all things Laguiole, beware of cheap imitations. The name Laguiole was never patented, so unlike legally protected denominations or origin such as Champagne, mass and machine-manufactured copycats can be found that mimic the original design.

Care: Hand washing recommended - dry immediately.

If this item is out of stock, please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. 

Should you have any questions, please contact us directly at INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM or 416.926.1120 / 1.866.926.1120

ITEM SD 2M IN B N

In 1828 a local blacksmith in the French village of Laguiole (pronounced Lay-ol) hammered out the town’s first folding knife. A few decades later, as knife-making developed into a local industry, designer Pierre Jean Calmels refined the rustic pattern, giving the handle its signature sinuous shape and finishing each piece with ornamental flourishes such as bumblebees and shepherds’ crosses. After two world wars depleted manpower and wiped out production, the workshop reopened as Forge de Laguiole in 1987 under the direction of designer Philippe Starck.

Each knife is still made by skilled craftsmen from start to finish, each one taking several hours or even days to manufacture. Nicolas Sarkosy’s office often commissioned these knives to be given to visiting heads of state.

In your quest for all things Laguiole, beware of cheap imitations. The name Laguiole was never patented, so unlike legally protected denominations or origin such as Champagne, mass and machine-manufactured copycats can be found that mimic the original design.

Care: Hand washing recommended - dry immediately.

If this item is out of stock, please allow 2-4 weeks for delivery. 

Should you have any questions, please contact us directly at INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM or 416.926.1120 / 1.866.926.1120

The Blackbird collection brings together opposing elements, combining soft round legs and eye-catching graphic lines into light and airy designs. This sideboard features two doors and three drawers.

Belgian design house Ethnicraft is known for producing contemporary furniture rooted in a design philosophy based on innovation, simplicity and a respect for the environment. Their solid wood pieces are sourced only from responsibly and carefully managed forests. The company’s goal is to produce timeless, authentic products using warm, natural and sustainable materials.

Dimensions (W x D x H): 180 x 45 x 80 cm | 71 x 18 x 31.5 in

Ships in 2-4 weeks. 

 Le Jacquard Francais has been creating linens in the Alsace-Lorraine region of France since 1888. Weavers, warp beamers, knotters and other specialists work in harmony to perfect the weaves and colours of their linens. Classic Le Jacquard Francais linens are characterized by using framed woven patterns to create stunning tablecloths, napkins, placemats and table runners. 

69" W x 126" L • 175 W x 320 L cm • ITEM 6JF-20074

Le Jacquard Français has been creating linens in the Alsace-Lorraine region of France since 1888. Weavers, warp beamers, knotters and other specialists work in harmony to perfect the weaves and colours of their linens. Classic Le Jacquard Français linens are characterized by using framed woven patterns to create stunning tablecloths, napkins, placemats and table runners. 

69" W x 98" L • 50% Cotton/50% Linen

ITEM 6JF-20073

The Italian ceramic artist Rina Menardi is highly influenced by sculpture, nature and organic forms. Her tableware and decorative objects are each unique and deliberately irregular, hand-crafted in her studio just outside Venice. Menardi’s desire is to to produce designs that are ‘removed from the style of so many mass-produced items.’

Made in Italy.

Care: Hand washing is recommended however these pieces are dishwasher safe at a lower temperature cycle.

SPECIAL ORDER: As each piece is bespoke, lead time is 3 - 4 months if the item is no longer in stock. The pieces are available in 64 colours. For more information or to place an order, please contact us at 416.926.1120 / 1.844.926.1120 or INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM.

25.5" H • ITEM BOMA-BCO

Creativ Light presents beautiful and unique home accessories that are largely handcrafted and made in limited edition.

This jackfruit-inspired bowl has a brass copper finish, oxidized finish and is polished inside. 

H 16cm, DIA 30cm 

ITEM BRA-BOW

The Camino Plaid Throw is a blend of baby alpaca, fine merino wool and cashmere. The softness of this throw is the result of this blending of these natural fibers. 

From the high altitudes of the Andes Mountains, Alpaca is washed, combed, spun, dyed and woven entirely by hand by Peruvian Alpaca experts. The Alpaca – a distant relative of the llama – lives in high altitudes and can withstand extreme weather conditions that can fluctuate between -20ºC to +30ºC in a single day. Its fibre breathes on hot days and retains body head in colder weather, and is comparable in quality to cashmere, angora and mohair. Warmer and stronger but lighter than wool, Alpaca is naturally hypoallergenic, meaning it’s ideal for those with sensitive skin or asthma. Made of 100% certified Peruvian Alpaca fibre.

Care: Dry clean only

Alonpi is one of just two Italian companies authorized to sell 100% Vicuna, a relative of the llama and found in the high alpine areas of the Andes. Based in Biella, the ‘capital of cashmere’, the company’s bio-sustainable process means that each blanket is made by hand, taking several days to produce.  Alonpi was founded by a former fashion executive and an Interior Designer. The brand produces blankets for a majority of the world’s top fashion and lifestyle brands.

Care: Dry clean only

150 x 190cm | 60 x 75in

If not in stock allow 8-10 weeks for delivery

Established in 1735, Richard Ginori is one the oldest porcelain manufacturers in the world. Known as the Ferrari of tableware, the company has established itself as the gold standard in the world of luxury goods. Ginori porcelain has graced the museums and tables of many European fine homes and luxury hotels, including the Vatican. Known for quality, craftsmanship and Italian design, Richard Ginori was acquired in 2013 by the Gucci fashion house.

Sleek and contemporary: this pattern, the emblem of modern geometric lines, is composed of interwoven chains that shape the graphic frame of the Catene Collection. Inspired by the creative genius of Gio Ponti and his drawings from 1926, the Catena Collection is delineated and highlighted by the purity of the Impero shape, expressing sophisticated aesthetics. 

Care: Dishwasher safe. Not Microwave Safe.

Please allow 3-4 weeks for delivery. 

Should you have any questions, please contact us directly at info@hopsongrace.com or 416.926.1120 / 1.866.926.1120. 

7.5" (19cm) H • ITEM G00125600 020RG00 FA6467

Match 1995 is handmade in Northern Italy by artisans. Each piece is stamped and slightly unique due to its handmade nature. Match pewter was born form David Reiss' love of Italy and his affinity for Italian craftsmanship. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Reiss founded Match Pewter in 1995.

Care: Hand washing is recommended, dry immediately.

The Aubrac plateau and the village of Laguiole (pron. layol) have lent their name to these hand-crafted French knives. Beware of cheap imitations; machine-manufactured copycats can be found that mimic this original design.

ITEM S2P99GEIH

Match 1995 is handmade in northern Italy by artisans. Each piece is stamped and slightly unique due to its handmade nature. Match pewter was born form David Reiss' love of Italy and his affinity for Italian craftsmanship. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Reiss founded Match Pewter in 1995.

Care: Wipe with a damp cloth & dry immediately.

11.8" L X 9.5" W (30 x 24cm) • ITEM 1131.1

Hering Berlin is known for its modern expression of porcelain. Stefanie Hering opened her studio in Berlin shortly after the Wall came down, and her modern designs (one of the brand’s distinguishing trademarks is matte porcelain combined with glaze) represent a new kind of relaxed hospitality.

Care: Bisque porcelain, perforated by hand, dishwasher and microwave safe.

Special Order, please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. 

10.8" (27.5cm) DIA • ITEM 219_020_00

The Italian ceramic artist Rina Menardi is highly influenced by sculpture, nature and organic forms. Her tableware and decorative objects are each unique and deliberately irregular, hand-crafted in her studio just outside Venice. Menardi’s desire is to to produce designs that are ‘removed from the style of so many mass-produced items.’

Made in Italy.

Care: Hand washing is recommended however these pieces are dishwasher safe at a lower temperature cycle.

SPECIAL ORDER: As each piece is bespoke, lead time is 3 - 4 months if the item is no longer in stock. The pieces are available in 64 colours. For more information or to place an order, please contact us at 416.926.1120 / 1.844.926.1120 or INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM.

9.8" H • ITEM CIME-LNO

The Italian ceramic artist Rina Menardi is highly influenced by sculpture, nature and organic forms. Her tableware and decorative objects are each unique and deliberately irregular, hand-crafted in her studio just outside Venice. Menardi’s desire is to to produce designs that are ‘removed from the style of so many mass-produced items.’

Made in Italy.

Care: Hand washing is recommended however these pieces are dishwasher safe at a lower temperature cycle.

SPECIAL ORDER: As each piece is bespoke, lead time is 3 - 4 months if the item is no longer in stock. The pieces are available in 64 colours. For more information or to place an order, please contact us at 416.926.1120 / 1.844.926.1120 or INFO@HOPSONGRACE.COM.

7.8" H • ITEM CIME-BLUSCO

William Yeoward has a worldwide reputation for interior design. Yeoward's crystal and glass stemware, decorative pieces and tabletop items have been granted a Royal Warrant of Appointment as a Supplier of Crystal Glass to His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales. Each item is entirely made by hand using techniques from the past.

Care: Hand washing recommended.

Measurements: 28cm | 11in  

Match 1995 is handmade in northern Italy by artisans. Each piece is stamped and slightly unique due to its handmade nature. Match pewter was born form David Reiss' love of Italy and his affinity for Italian craftsmanship. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Reiss founded Match Pewter in 1995.

Care: Hand washing recommended, dry immediately.

William Yeoward has a worldwide reputation for interior design. Yeoward's crystal and glass stemware, decorative pieces and tabletop items have been granted a Royal Warrant of Appointment as a Supplier of Crystal Glass to His Royal Highness, The Prince of Wales. Each item is entirely made by hand using techniques from the past.

The Claudia decanter is lovely example of Georgian inspired decanters. Classically hand cut crystal.

Care: Hand washing recommended.   

12" H (30cm), Capacity: 800ml • ITEM 801582

Match 1995 is handmade in northern Italy by artisans. Each piece is stamped and slightly unique due to its handmade nature. Match pewter was born form David Reiss' love of Italy and his affinity for Italian craftsmanship. A graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design, Reiss founded Match Pewter in 1995.

Care: Hand washing recommended, dry immediately.