John Derian Apple Tie -Up Gilet Women's Vest in Natural Clay Glassware from Histoire des champignons comestibles

from Histoire des champignons comestibles et vénéneux by Joseph Roques

after working as an artist in Brooklyn for several years

24" L x 13" W x 1" Thick

this tea or coffee pot stands as a quintessential representation of the brand's dedication to crafting enduring and distinctive pieces that combine form and function in perfect harmony

Birch-wood

John Derian Apple Tie -Up Gilet Women's Vest in Natural Clay Glassware from Histoire des champignons comestiblesClick here for sizing and purchasing details of this item. Made in collaboration with John Derian, Lavenham's tie vest features John's signature 18th and 19th century imagery as embroidery styles. Made for lightweight Spring styling, the absence of a collar allows the piece to be worn either as an outer layer or a liner depending on the weather, lending itself to year round wear. This style features an Apple embroidery pattern, as well as a Lavenham