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This Parvum Opus hexagonal pen & pencil cup provides a stylish and convenient spot for your favourite writing instruments. This piece is meticulously hand built in their Michigan bindery, boards and in collaboration with Bridie Hall, covered in the faux Malachite paper inside and out, painted by artist Ian Harper for Bridie and exclusive to Pentreath & Hall. This pen pot includes cork-lined bottom to protect your pencil and pen points
Dimensions: 10cm wide, 9.5cm tall
This Parvum Opus hexagonal pen & pencil cup provides a stylish and convenient spot for your favourite writing instruments. This piece is meticulously hand built in their Michigan bindery, boards and in collaboration with Bridie Hall, covered in the faux Pitch Pine paper inside and out, painted by artist Ian Harper for Bridie and exclusive to Pentreath & Hall. This pen pot includes cork-lined bottom to protect your pencil and pen points
Dimensions: 10cm wide, 9.5cm tall
Colour is at the very heart of everything Bridie produces. Formerly a specialist painter of interiors, she has continued to keep up the practice through her homeware range. The latest of which are the glass & brass column lamp bases.
The strengthened glass columns are painted by Bridie then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates. Over time the brass, if left unpolished, will develop a mellow patina making the colour of the column all the richer.
The lamp is fitted with a bayonet light fitting and a brown silk flex.
A 16” empire lampshade is recommended.
Height: 33cm.
Diameter: 10.5cm.
Handmade in London.
Colour is at the very heart of everything Bridie produces. Formerly a specialist painter of interiors, she has continued to keep up the practice through her homeware range. The latest of which are the glass & brass column lamp bases.
The strengthened glass columns are painted by Bridie then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates. Over time the brass, if left unpolished, will develop a mellow patina making the colour of the column all the richer.
The lamp is fitted with a bayonet light fitting and a brown silk flex.
A 16” empire lampshade is recommended.
Height: 33cm.
Diameter: 10.5cm.
Handmade in London.
Colour is at the very heart of everything Bridie produces. Formerly a specialist painter of interiors, she has continued to keep up the practice through her homeware range. The latest of which are the glass & brass column lamp bases.
The strengthened glass columns are painted by Bridie then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates. Over time the brass, if left unpolished, will develop a mellow patina making the colour of the column all the richer.
The lamp is fitted with a bayonet light fitting and a brown silk flex.
Height: 33cm.
Diameter: 10.5cm.
Handmade in London.
Colour is at the very heart of everything Bridie produces. Formerly a specialist painter of interiors, she has continued to keep up the practice through her homeware range. The latest of which are the glass & brass column lamp bases.
The strengthened glass columns are painted by Bridie then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates. Over time the brass, if left unpolished, will develop a mellow patina making the colour of the column all the richer.
The lamp is fitted with a bayonet light fitting and a brown silk flex.
Height: 33cm.
Diameter: 10.5cm.
Handmade in London.
Colour is at the very heart of everything Bridie produces. Formerly a specialist painter of interiors, she has continued to keep up the practice through her homeware range. The latest of which are the glass & brass column lamp bases.
The strengthened glass columns are painted by Bridie then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates. Over time the brass, if left unpolished, will develop a mellow patina making the colour of the column all the richer.
The lamp is fitted with a bayonet light fitting and a brown silk flex. A 14” empire lampshade is recommended.
Height: 33cm.
Diameter: 10.5cm.
Handmade in London.
Colour is at the very heart of everything Bridie produces. Formerly a specialist painter of interiors, she has continued to keep up the practice through her homeware range. The latest of which are the glass & brass column lamp bases.
The strengthened glass columns are painted by Bridie then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates. Over time the brass, if left unpolished, will develop a mellow patina making the colour of the column all the richer.
The lamp is fitted with a bayonet light fitting and a brown silk flex. A 14” empire lampshade is recommended.
Height: 33cm.
Diameter: 10.5cm.
Handmade in London.
Colour is at the very heart of everything Bridie produces. Formerly a specialist painter of interiors, she has continued to keep up the practice through her homeware range. The latest of which are the glass & brass column lamp bases.
The strengthened glass columns are painted by Bridie then assembled with unfinished brass top and bottom plates. Over time the brass, if left unpolished, will develop a mellow patina making the colour of the column all the richer.
The lamp is fitted with a bayonet light fitting and a brown silk flex.
Height: 33cm.
Diameter: 10.5cm.
Handmade in London.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.
Believe it or not paperweights were part of a showcase of international artistic innovation at The Great Exhibition of 1851. Paperweights were viewed as luxury items that satisfied the C19th taste for ornamentation, but were inexpensive to make.
Letter writing was a popular activity at the time and paperweights became a fashionable and economical way to decorate a home while keeping papers organised
in drafty rooms
Over time experimentations and new techniques took paperweights away from their sole functional purpose into their own world of artistic expression. They’ve gone from the sublime to the ridiculous and back again. Ours are for beauty and made as mementos from the Grand Tour we never took.
Made by hand in London and delivered in a beautiful presentation box with letter-pressed label. To give you an idea of the size of the paperweight, the box measures 8.5cm x 8.5cm x 2.5cm.
Made from Jesmonite. Not for consumption. Keep out of reach of children.