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Corin Mellor / David Mellor
When David Mellor was commissioned by the government in 1963 to design a collection of modern tableware for the British embassies around the world little did he know his 'Embassy' collection would become such a design classic. Nearly half a century later, his son Corin Mellor has designed a range of glassware to sit alongside the recently reissued original 'Embassy' collection. The hand blown glasses share the elegance and refinery of their 'Embassy' siblings and we're thrilled to see the reintroduction of the champagne saucer – the traditional vessel for drinking champagne in Britain since 1663.
Fasem
David Mellor
Aldo Bakker
Molteni & C Dada
+Stone
Emmemobili
Established & Sons
Roll & Hill
Sides Core
Agape Casa
Skram
Fritz Hansen
Aldo Bakker
Ichendorf Milano
Skitsch
Tokyo Fibre
Spin Ceramics
Post Fossil
BD Barcelona
Teroforma
Cassina
JIA Inc
Neo Studios
Serafino Zani
AR Wentworth
One Collection
Godoylab
Georg Jensen
Ortlieb Bernau
Stitch and Sew
Krehky
Normann Copenhagen
Thonet
Christofle
Vitra
Teroforma
A/R Studio
B&B Italia
Pallucco
Industreal
When Objects Work
Pirsc
David Mellor
Fasem
This season we'll be decking out the dining room with works from one of our favourite French designers,…
David Mellor
Now at the helm of his father's eponymous cutlery and kitchenware company, Corin Mellor has inherited the…
Aldo Bakker
It's impossible to pigeon-hole Aldo Bakker. When it comes to the materials he uses for his designs, this…
Molteni & C Dada
Such was the enthusiasm that greeted Arik Levy's Breva dining chair last year that he went back to the…
Such was the enthusiasm that greeted Arik Levy's Breva dining chair last year that he went back to the…
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