Red Dot design award winner 2012 Mouth-blown & formed by hand in the UK, without the use of molds. Due to the extensive work required to make each piece, decanters are only produced in limited runs of 20, four times per year. Why 13° 60° 104°? The three possible angles at which the decanter can sit. At 13 degrees, the decanter begins the evening sober. As drinking progresses, at 60 degrees the decanter is a little tipsy. By the end of the evening, it sits at a drunken 104 degrees. Wine evolves with age – constantly changing, gaining complexity. But its full range is rarely experienced. Wine changes most once the cork is out, once air touches the liquid. The flavour transforms. But all too often the bottle is empty before the wine reaches its peak, because the rate at which the wine is drunk is greater than that of the transforming flavours. The 13° 60° 104° encourages oxygen into the wine with every turn as the liquid moves & the wine's potential flavours can emerge. The man behind the Saltoun Supper Club Arno Maasdorp, appreciates the three concave bases. They remind him of the deep punts at the bottom of an expensive bottle of wine. Arno knows that the correct way to hold a bottle of wine is by the bowl (not the neck). He finds that he can hold the large bowled 13° 60° 104° decanter in this way
- the thumb sits inside the punt. Arno suggested small adjustments to the scale & now the three angles represent standard wine measures. 13° 60° 104° Magnum, 200mm: The upright position measures a magnum, the middle position holds a single bottle of wine & in the downward position, it needs a refill. 13° 60° 104° 0.75 litre, 170mm: The upright position measures a standard bottle, the middle position holds a Demi ('half' in French) & the decanter in the downward position needs a refill. “ That’s very good”, offers the understated designer. “ It’s bloody genius, that’s what it is”, corrects Arno. Sometimes when decanting an expensive bottle of wine, sediment can enter the decanter. In this case the decanter’s back & forth pouring movement can be minimised so that the sediment is not disturbed. Featured in Nowness, Damn magazine & the Independent.
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Fourteen Button Bracelet This is definitely a head turning Bracelet. There are 14 fabulous Buttons within this Bracelet, one of these being the actual opening of the bracelet. The Bracelet is highly polished & looks absolutely amazing when worn Fourteen Button Bracelet There are 14 fabulous Buttons within this Bracelet, one of these being the actual opening of the bracelet. Each button is the same size & style at 13mm in diameter, which we feel is large enough for all eyes to be envious of you! The total length of the bracelet is 7.5inches (19.5cm), this can easily be shortened by any silversmith in your area. The catch is a simple 'box catch' which clips into place when worn & clips out to remove. Which of the other button pieces do you think it will go well with? Choose some earrings & a necklace, from the many button pieces we have to offer, to make a set! (The Bracelet also comes in a fabulous box with the designer ...

Each one of the 14 karat gold fill rings in this necklace was opened, woven around others, & closed by h&. More than two hours of work went into it. Tiny rings make for a delicate, relatively lightweight necklace. It is 16 inches long, & 3/16ths of an inch thick. The byzantine weave of chainmaille is a flexible, timeless classic that matches beautifully with most outfits. A gold fill trigger/lobster clasp finishes it off. This necklace was tumble polished for ultimate shine & smoothness.
Material: 14 karat gold fill
Colour: Gold Length: 16 inches Weave: Byzantine/birdcage Clasp: Trigger/lobster clasp

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