1930s Silver-Plated Engine Turned Cocktail Shaker

1930s Silver-Plated Engine Turned Cocktail ShakerCharacterised by an Art Deco engine turned decoration, this cockail shaker is etched with a fine geometric pattern using a very precise technique called 'jewelling'. Traditionally, the shaker would have been used while entertaining guests to showcase their wealth. A great keepsake for drinks (and history) lovers. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its charm and

His son Carl II designed it in the 1950s and successive generations still manufacture it by hand at the original Vienna atelier

this photo frame is beautifully handcrafted from calf leather with a leather back and strut — a sophisticated way to display your favourite memories

soups and broths

the small bubbles nod to the handmade nature of Venetian glassmaking — use it to serve snacks or double up as a vide poche

involving oil lamps to heat glass — a great way to celebrate the handmade nature of Venetian glassmaking

The intricate hand-cut criss-cross pattern on the Irish Lace vase is inspired by the elegant thread work in vintage lace from the Emerald Isle

originally moulded – allegedly – on Marie Antoinette’s left breast

and this ash-glazed teapot is the ideal companion for cherished tea breaks

genuine calfskin leather exterior with coordinating stitching for an authentic finish

William Asprey founded William & Son in Mayfair

vegetable tanned leather pen pot

Handmade in Germany with grained Italian calf leather and highly polished metal parts