Hand-Blown Murano Martini Glass

Hand-Blown Murano Martini GlassGibertos martini glass is hand blown by Venetian artisans using grey Murano glass. A blue rim is hot sealed and solidified in an entirely unique way, adding colour and definition to the thinly stemmed piece.

It comprises a small teapot

the palette nods to the founding brothers' penchant for colours inspired by their birthplace of Venice — pair with other pieces for a coordinated display

it is handcrafted in the Vienna workshop with a glass insert that protects the silver from salt

hand-cut and etched in England around 1880 with Greek key borders

then hand-refined

Yard O Led nailed it with the first draft of its propelling pen in 1934

Designer Lars Holmström made these fluid organic shapes a distinctive trademark

Organic silhouettes and distinctive glazes are just two details that make Mervyn Gers Ceramics’ dinnerware such a pleasure to use

Perch it in the corner of your desk to stylishly keep track of time

Murano maestros use a 13th-century lampworking technique involving oil lamps to heat glass — a great way to celebrate the handmade nature of Venetian glassmaking

With notes of rose

these linens are weighty