1990s Cordless Phone Toyo Sasaki and canned by fifth-generation family-run

and canned by fifth-generation family-run cannery on the central coast of Washington

yet durable and beautifully detailed — in Cafe

The saucer is a shallow cylinder with a dark glaze that underscores the shadow beneath the gently extended terra cotta rim of the planter

robust character that has made the Provençal collection one of David Mellor's most popular lines

The interior planter is hidden within a taller exterior pot

1990s Cordless Phone Toyo Sasaki and canned by fifth-generation family-runThis piece is cast in solid bronze by Nancy Pearce in her studio in Los Angeles, California. In Pearce's words "I seek to create an archive of everyday objects by casting them in durable solid bronze so that future archaeologists will have a few pieces of the puzzle to decode from my limited time on earth starting in the 1970s. When the original objects are long gone, the bronze artifacts will remain"