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I have recently been souring a lot of Smoked Glass for our stock at Tooth & Claw – its dark
and sultry looks can turn the most humble of objects into a smouldering
sensation.
One of our latest acquisitions is this beautiful 1970’s
Smoked Glass Dressing Screen.
An impressive statement piece, this 4-fold screen
packs a glamorous punch. We think this
would look amazing in a 70’s Glam-styled room with maybe a Willy Rizzo coffee
table – or juxtaposed with more feminine furniture to give a vintage-style room
a bit of an edge. £450
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| 1970s Glam Smoked Glass dressing screen |
If wine is your thing, another recent stock addition is this
super-cool set of 1960’s wine glasses. Designed in 1967 by Frank Thrower and
Produced in 1968 by Dartington Glass, their smoky looks will set your drinks
tray alight!
£25 for the set of 4.
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| 1960s Frank Thrower for Dartington Smoked Glass Wine Glasses |
For decanting your spirits – this amazing 1930’s American Art Deco decanter is just perfect. Made from smoky-grey-topaz coloured glass, which really highlights its “Metropolis” inspired Odeon shape.
£89 for the decanter & 2 shot glasses
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| 1930s Art Deco "Odeon" Smoked Glass Decanter |
Our gorgeous set of French 1970’s Smoked Glasses makes a
great gift. Perfect for aperitifs or sherry. Yes, sherry! Sherry has shed its
‘old lady’ connotations and is now super-fashionable.
£30 for a set of 5
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| 1970's Smoked Glasses |
For a little indulgence, treat yourself to a sherry nightcap
at one of Tooth & Claw’s favourite places, Claridges’ Fumoir bar – itself a
perfect example of dark, smoky glamour.
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| The Fumoir bar at Claridges, London |
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