Coppia di Caraffe Dipinte e Mano in Ceramica di Alfredo Cartoceti Pesaro Anni 20 plate Boulle refers to the intricate

Boulle refers to the intricate marquetry technique named after the French cabinetmaker André-Charles Boulle (1642-1732) who popularized the style during the reign of Louis XIV

Murano glass vase by Venini

The wonder of Bohemian crystal is enhanced in an intoxicating play of colors and reflections with lamps and chandeliers

A union between tradition and innovation Venini has been able to combine the thousand-year-old glassmaking tradition of Murano with an innovative and experimental approach

Ginori 1735 has a long and rich history and its products have been used by royalty and nobility for centuries

Coppia di Caraffe Dipinte e Mano in Ceramica di Alfredo Cartoceti Pesaro Anni 20 plate Boulle refers to the intricatePair of hand painted ceramic jugs, made by Alfredo Cartoceti Pesaro in the 1920s cm 13 h cm 28,5 Alfredo Cartoceti (Pesaro 1866 1937) Pesaro, located on the Adriatic coast of Italy, is renowned for its centuries old tradition of ceramic production, dating back to the 14th century. The city boasts a fascinating history of craftsmanship and innovation, reflected in the beauty and quality of its ceramics. The first evidence of ceramic production in