italian alabaster decorative box alabaster box ca 1960 1980 toon-sold whereby the object is partly

whereby the object is partly rooted in Italian design history as well as in a period when well-designed everyday objects found their way into Dutch interiors

and the mitered corners with waterfall joints are a testament to craftsmanship

Where would we be without bees and honey

The Oskar rocking chair is a testament to Kai's unique design language

Agnė Kučerenkaitė maakt en verkoopt haar keramische tegels onder de merknaam 'Ignorance is Bliss'

italian alabaster decorative box alabaster box ca 1960 1980 toon-sold whereby the object is partlyA compact decorative box made of solid alabaster, finished in a soft white chocolate shade with natural veining. Alabaster possesses a special quality: it catches light in a subtle way, allowing the stone to glow almost from within. It is precisely this slight transparency and natural pattern that make each piece unique. This small box features a metal hinge and was originally made for storing small personal items, jewelry, or mementos. Nowadays, it