Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0216.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 12 1/4″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0205.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 7 1/16″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Fontaine incense holder hand molded from black terracotta and finished in a milky white glaze.

Astier de Villatte

Handmade in France / Black terracotta with white and black glaze / 1.5" H x 3" W

Astier de Villatte ceramics are handmade in Paris of black terracotta clay with their signature glossy white glaze. Inspired by 18th and 19th century designs, each unique piece is characteristically delicate yet surprisingly durable. In addition to their beautiful and timeless ceramics, Astier is also renowned for their candles, incense and paper goods, all of which are based around an incredibly intimate handmade process.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0211.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 10″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0209.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 8″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Oxidized bronze Biedermeier candlestick No. 0203.

By Ted Muehling for E.R. Butler & Co.

Made in New York / 5 3/16″ in height / Each candlestick takes a 1.5” diameter candle

Inspired by the precision of ninteenth-century lathe work, Ted Muehling has collaborated with E.R. Butler to create a collection of Beidermeier candlesticks with an oxidized bronze finish.  Elements of classic European design are updated and reconfigured into three distinctive shapes: the egg, an attenuated rod, and a trumpet form.  All can be used individually or combined in any grouping to offer a timeless and elegant display of light.

Anecdote reads: 'I have grafted Deco-style flower heads onto a structure inspired by the Ottoman Tree of Life patterns, and detailed them with delicate lines, inspired by the stitchwork of Jacobean embroidery.'

Neisha Crosland

Made in London by British surface pattern designer Neisha Crosland / 6" Square

Anecdote reads: 'When in repeat on wallpaper, the flower heads look like a sea of Flamenco dancers. One of many designs inspired by the floral motifs painted onto the original indiennes fabrics of the 16th and 17th centuries.'

Neisha Crosland

Made in London by British surface pattern designer Neisha Crosland / 6" Square

Gigi candlestick hand molded from black terracotta and finished in a milky white glaze.

Astier de Villatte

Handmade in France / Black terracotta with white glaze / 8.25" tall / Sold individually

Astier de Villatte ceramics are handmade in Paris of black terracotta clay with their signature glossy white glaze. Inspired by 18th and 19th century designs, each unique piece is characteristically delicate yet surprisingly durable. In addition to their beautiful and timeless ceramics, Astier is also renowned for their candles, incense and paper goods, all of which are based around an incredibly intimate handmade process.

Sobre bowl hand molded from black terracotta and finished in a milky white glaze.

Astier de Villatte

Handmade in France / Black terracotta with white glaze / 8" Wide x 2.5" Tall

Astier de Villatte ceramics are handmade in Paris of black terracotta clay with their signature glossy white glaze. Inspired by 18th and 19th century designs, each unique piece is characteristically delicate yet surprisingly durable. In addition to their beautiful and timeless ceramics, Astier is also renowned for their candles, incense and paper goods, all of which are based around an incredibly intimate handmade process.

The tomato, a berry of the Solanaceae family, is one of the most popular fruits in the world. Few people know that it was first grown in South America, and that its name comes from the Inca “tomalt”. Sweet and fleshy, whether in the fruit basket or veggie pot, the tomato agrees with our palates, but not all palates agree on how to pronounce it. I say tomato…Its vegetable flavour, both tangy and sweet, evokes indulgence. Its green note places it in the heart of a field, where the ripest are ready to be picked.

Carrière Frères

Made in France / 6.5 oz / 40-45 hour burn time

Brown garden pitcher. 

Watercourse Clay

Made in Massachusetts / 4" opening, 7.5" length

These ceramic pieces are intended to be both functional and beautiful. They are made by hand; wheelthown with some hand carving and handbuilt elements. After the initial bisque firing, each piece is hand glazed and fired for many hours in a cone 10 gas reduction kiln.

Wheel thrown ceramic handled vase.

Watercourse Clay

Made in Massachusetts / 6" Tall x 8.5" Wide

These ceramic pieces are intended to be both functional and beautiful. They are made by hand; wheelthown with some hand carving and handbuilt elements. After the initial bisque firing, each piece is hand glazed and fired for many hours in a cone 10 gas reduction kiln.