Vintage 19th Century French Bistro Match Striker Style:Six

Vintage 19th Century French Bistro Match Striker Style:SixThis Belle poque France ceramic match striker once rested on the zinc countertops of Parisian cafs where absinthe flowed and conversation lingered. Its deep navy glaze, softened by time, frames white lettering that advertised the green fairy and her favored distillers, including the storied houses of Samson and Gaillard. It is an object made for ritual and reflection, a small but essential part of the theatre of daily life in the era of Toulouse

An essential tool for burning candles efficiently and maintaining a long life

This 19th century nautical clock and barometer pair are electro-gilded matte and bright finished with engraved details to the bases and the ends of the handles

Inspired by the look and feel of luxury men's shirting material

The oven to table functionality of the ceramic tray enhances the diversity of this gorgeous piece

and loomed from fine yarn-dyed Belgian linen

dragonfly and bee themed indoor handmade garden pots celebrating nature's best garden helpers

engraved with flowers is all heart

and pencils

This cast iron painted doorstop has five puppies on a fence eagerly awaiting to be picked up and loved

Natural olive wood handles and fine 18/10 cutlery combine in a salad serving set that is at once rustic and elegant

pewter luster

Hand etched floral motifs drift across brilliant crystal clear glass