1950s Accolay Trinket Bowl

1950s Accolay Trinket BowlNamed for the tiny village in the heart of France, Accolay pottery has a rich legacy. Its here, as the 20th century entered its second half, that a group of ceramicists settled and began to create striking pieces of earthenware that soon drew legions of fans from all over the country and beyond. Although each brought a distinct aesthetic and skills, their collective work is defined by sculptural silhouettes, functionalityessential to customers during

favoured by tastemakers for its clarity

every detail is intentional – a masterclass in expert Italian textiles

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This long-handled pan certainly brings the theatricality to cooking and serving

Handcrafted at the Marwitz workshop exclusively for ABASK