Vintage 1960s Beswick Black Beauty Living Green Combining the traditional elegant Japanese

Combining the traditional elegant Japanese aesthetic with modern sensibility this simply may be the most beautiful hand forged tea pot in the world

These small four ounce footed tumblers are a classic nod to Art Deco style with their rich and elegant gem tone bowls and clear sparkling golf ball knob stems that make drinking dessert wine

White and vivid threads are woven into a crisp herringbone  lightweight cotton throw that recalls sunlit mornings on on the island of Nantucket

and winter nights in

Vintage 1960s Beswick Black Beauty Living Green Combining the traditional elegant JapaneseA 1960s Beswick figure of Black Beauty in hand painted English porcelain with a sleek midnight glaze and graceful mid century form. Produced by the storied Staffordshire maker celebrated for its equestrian models, the sculpture captures the nobility and sensitivity of Anna Sewells beloved horse. The elongated lines and glossy finish give the piece a distinctly modern elegance while preserving the romance of the English countryside and riding tradition.