A small vintage Welsh pottery bowl with a glossy butter-yellow interior that blends into a deep teal pool at the centre. The outside combines soft green, cream and ochre glazes above a rich reddish-brown base, with fine brown bands following the gently flared rim.
A decorative brass apple with a softly rounded body, topped with a sculpted stalk and two beautifully detailed leaves. The lid lifts away around the middle to reveal a compartment for jewellery, loose change or small keepsakes.
Warm orange and rust tones give this Jano Clarke sugar pot a particularly rich finish, set off by cream and blue-green spiral decoration around the rounded body
A striking vintage French lidded tureen, likely from Vallauris and dating to around the 1960s–70s. The low, broad form is finished in a wonderfully wild reactive glaze, with mustard, olive green and deep brown breaking into a mass of bubbled, cratered textures across the surface.
A wonderfully sculptural little piece of mid-century Venetian glass, with a deeply ruffled, almost flower-like form and a particularly striking combination of colour. Rich cobalt blue rises through smoky pale pink into vivid ruby red, while the folded edges reveal flashes of clear glass beneath.
A wonderfully sculptural piece of vintage Murano glass, formed in clear and rich cobalt blue with incredibly fine white filigrana threads twisting through the glass in tight, hypnotic spirals.
Four gloriously bumpy lemons jostle for space among glossy green leaves on this cheerful Italian ceramic dish.
A wonderfully retro Taunton Vale cheese dome, decorated in the classic Blue Daisy pattern with bold blue flowers, green leaves, and a lovely trailing border around the base.
A wonderfully quirky vintage brass tortoise, with a hinged shell that lifts to reveal a surprisingly generous little dish inside.
