Alexander Girard Ceramic Container No. 2

Alexander Girard Ceramic Container No. 2Ceramic Containers Alexander Girard, 1952 Alexander Girard's work brought a sensuous playfulness to twentieth century design that had been absent from the austere aesthetic of classic modernism. This also finds expression in the Ceramic Containers. The three original models were made of wood, hand turned by Girard on a lathe in his workshop. Their silhouettes are reminiscent of the traditional shapes of apothecary vessels, board game tokens or

The combination of the glass jar and the natural oak lid produces a light

iconic chair are available in various types of wood

As the water evaporates

The pocket scarf also warms up wonderfully in a cool office

It’s a concept devoted to celebrating the ones that are closest to us

we recommend limited exposure to sunlight

The two different beige tones add a subtle colour accent at the dining table

pleasing to touch

Mad Potters Tea Service

Please note that due to the cutouts in the Dahlia Coasters design they will not protect your surface from condensation or liquid

and contemporary pattern

green with magnets in porcelain