1980s Daniela Vettori Sterling Silver and Lapis Lazuli Box

1980s Daniela Vettori Sterling Silver and Lapis Lazuli BoxDaniela Vettori has been handcrafting precious pieces in her Vicenza based workshop since 1981. This box from the 1980s notable due to it being her first decade is hand raised in sterling silver with a lapis lazuli finial, a signature detail spotted in other works by the designer, such as tea sets, pendants and rings. Please note, this item is a truly original vintage piece with slight imperfections and distinctive characteristics that add to its

signified by a modern design that is inspired by traditional cut crystal glassmaking

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it is handcrafted with vintage tools in the Vienna workshop – and still looks as fresh as it did a century ago

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embroidering each linen napkin by hand with meticulous detail and finishing with a traditional curved corner

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This hexagonal jug is hand-blown in Murano

Each piece boasts a modern stripe pattern in muted white and soft brown tones

These 47cm platters are hand-built in the studio’s workshop

With notes of rose