Cherry Ingram by Naoko Abe Jewellery

Cherry Ingram by Naoko Abe JewelleryThe Englishman who saved Japan's Blossoms Collingwood Ingram, born in 1880, became known as 'Cherry' for his defining obsession. As a young man, he travelled to Japan and learned of the astonishing displays of cherry blossoms, or sakura. On a return visit in 1926, Ingram witnessed frightening changes to the country's cherry population. A cloned variety was sweeping the landscape and being used as a symbol for Japan's expansionist ambitions. Determined

Beautifully formed handles on either side make it easy to lift this heavy pot

Perfect to hold glass bottle condiments on the table

8 x salad plates

The 250 gsm paper is quite thick to make the cards suitable for mailing

culture and ingredients to distilling techniques

Here is the definitive Lalique Glass

Her beloved dad is vanishing in slow motion into dementia

A few small signs of wear on the adjustable underneath

Bergamot Essential Oil

This spectacular blue glass Tiffany & Co

Made of pure

The finish has oxidised over the years and we would recommend sealing it so that it will retain the beautiful distressed finish