Glass Carafe (long neck)A drinking vessel fit for a Roman banquet Designed by Giorgio Bonaguro, this Roma Carafe an incredible glass vessel is inspired, as the name suggests, by ancient Roman amphoras used to store wine, water and oil. In both ancient Greek and Roman cultures drinking was an important central focus of entertaining, with dining experiences both at home and in public impressing guests with feasts for the senses. Public feasts, dinner and drinking parties would

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Ivo Bisignano

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Perfect for serving vegetables

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each one is unique

the lively herring has claimed the starring role in this exclusive range of playful shapes inspired by the practical and functional products made in the United States during the Great Depression of the 1930s

Public feasts

A large pot that looks like it's just been collected from the forest floor