Hand-Turned Japanese Horse Chestnut Carved Platter

Hand-Turned Japanese Horse Chestnut Carved PlatterTurned by hand in the Thursday Furniture workshop, this platter is shaped from Japanese horse chestnut, allowing the natural grain to guide its form. Gentle variations and markings reveal the trees own story, giving every piece a quiet individuality. With use, the surface begins to take on a soft sheen that speaks of time and touch.

silver-plated finish

Estudio Vernís shapes each piece by hand

it’s decorated with a distinctive graphic line frosting

Its split-panel design reveals both the rich face and lighter reverse of the cloth

United by their love for entertaining

this ashtray is a shining example of the expert techniques that colored this moment in history

This silver-plated coffee pot was created by Ponti in collaboration with Fratelli Calderoni in the 1950s

Cristallerie de Montbronn’s French heritage informs its Chenonceaux collection

Lorenzi Milano highlights the sense of togetherness that barbecuing promotes – after all

Each detail remains on this porcelain deep serving platter

which is brought to life through geometric forms and rich tones

designed with scalloped edges and a rustic outer