Massimo Lunardon

Artistic venetian glasses hand made, his artistic carrier begins in 1988 with the opening of his own workshop after years of apprenticeship in glass furnaces. The need of challenging the technical limits of glass has generated a rich and intense collaboration with many established artists and designers. This experience has also affected his own knowledge of glass blowing and has given him the chance of showing the results of his research in solo and group shows. These activities have been accompanied in the past few years by the decision of sharing his own experience through workshop and by teaching at art school.

Ashanti Cutlery Collection

The Ashanti Cutlery Collection represents a unique alternative to the classical silver cutlery. In the high-end cutlery market, Ashanti combines the precious metal parts in forged steel and Mebatech® material, with its beautiful aesthetic and tactile effects. Ashanti products represent an expression of Italian quality and refined taste that make the table regal and elegant in all occasions. All products are made exclusively in Italy.

IVV Industria Vetraria Valdarnese

IVV is known as one of Europe’s leading manufacturers of handmade blow glass, combining its Tuscan roots with innovative research, design, traditional artisan techniques and strict process controls to create objects that provide a new sense of style to the home and table. Each IVY product is made by hand and truly distinctive. The manual treatment infuses the form with lightness and energy that only artisan passion can achieve.

Sambonet

Cutlery collection. In 1856, Giuseppe Sambonet, a Fine Arts graduate and the son of a nobleman from Vercelli, obtained his warrant as Master Goldsmith and established the company, Giuseppe Sambonet, depositing his seal bearing the initials “GS” at the Turin mint. At the beginning of the twentieth century his company was the Official Purveyor to many noble families, including the Duchess of Genoa and the Count of Turin.