Category: Gifts
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The Art Fund charity launches a line of luxury holidays
Secret doors will open, champagne will flow and VIP access to the art world will be afforded the wealthy. But it’s a curious departure for a charity that champions free museum admission
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Silver Cross releases its most expensive pram
Balmoral Bespoke, the newest pram from Silver Cross, presented at Harrods. Purveyors of the finest prams since 1877, Balmoral is the original coach-built baby carriage. With its now-famous bouncing suspension, William Wilson’s design has been favoured by royalty from the United Kingdom to Monaco. This August, the British buggy manufacturer presented Balmoral Bespoke, the newest…
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#RewriteYourFuture: Sophia Loren Limited Edition Pen
2 Oscars, 5 Golden Globes, a Grammy, a BAFTA, the Cecil B. DeMille Lifetime Achievement Award, and more David di Donatello Awards than anyone else in cinema history… These are just some of the accolades won by Sophia Loren, the latest subject of Montegrappa’s Icons Series. What better icon could there be? The oldest and…
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Leica Ultravid 8×32 ‘Edition Zagato’
Italian automotive atelier meets Leica binocular – The Leica Ultravid 8×32 ‘Edition Zagato.’ Leica chose The 2015 Chantilly Concours d’Elegance in France (on 6 September 2015) to present a special limited edition – the Leica Ultravid 8×32 ‘Edition Zagato’ made in collaboration with Italian automotive atelier Zagato. The outer shell of the ‘Edition Zagato’ is…
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Limited edition glow-in-the-dark Hennessy label by New York Artist Ryan McGinness
New York artist Ryan McGinness creates anniversary limited edition glow-in-the-dark label for Hennessy. 250 years of dedication to “the art of blending” are translated by the Maison Hennessy into the fith Hennessy V.S Limited Edition made in partnership with multi-disciplinary artist Ryan McGinness. McGinness’ take on the iconic Hennessy V.S label features a distinctive radiant…
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Brewing up a storm: British-grown luxury tea brands go from strength to strength
Sales of standard teabags may be falling but our best growers are even exporting to China