Some thirty models, adorned with beading, embrace the spirit of 18th-century bubble carafes. Teapots, pitchers and cups in varying sizes, as well as tiered serving dishes, make this the perfect collection for sumptuous breakfasts or afternoon teas.

Flared pitchers with stylized, sculptural handles set on minimalist conic sections. Suitable for serving drinks or holding bouquets.

Ceramic handmade in Paris, stamped with the Astier de Villatte monogram and the initials of the artisan who crafted it.

Meet the perfect small watering can for keeping your interior jungle in tip-top condition.

Along the length of the artists’ workshops, with their large windows opening over the rooftops of Rome, one can see the majestic gardens of the Villa.

In the late afternoon, the boutique door opens onto the asphalt of Old Paris.

Wintergreen and beach grass, along with endless sandy beaches and wild vegetation, surround the New England artist enclave of Provincetown.

On arching stems, pearl-like ivory buds open into white bells amongst large, lush green leaves.

On arching stems, pearl-like ivory buds open into white bells amongst large, lush green leaves.

A dream of times past: next stop, Porte des Lilas. At the exit of the celebrated 20s metro station, the stairs bring the delighted voyager to alleys neatly bordered by pretty little houses, with mauve lilacs overflowing their garden fences.

In the rough: soft leather infused with tobacco, incense, ambergris and angelica root essence. An escape into the wild desert steppe.

Black tea with its scent of dried hay and slight smokiness of tobacco. Breathe with pleasure the scented streams of Patchouli, Yerbe Maté and Musk, tempered by the delicate freshness of Verveine and Aromatic Lavender.