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That Retro Piece specialises in curated mid-century home décor and homewares. We source high-quality goods from around the world, providing an eclectic collection of wonderful and unique pieces.
Our goal is to inspire you to create the space that you call home.
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Italian Murano Art Glass
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Riihimäki / Riihimäen Lasi (Finland)
The Riihimaki glassworks was founded in 1910, in the town of Riihimaki, Finland, by M. A. Kolehmainen and his son A. P. Kolehmainen. At first they made domestic glass and container glass, and began making glass bottles and window glass in 1919.
Whitefriars (England)
In 1923 James Powell and Sons, later to become Whitefriars Glass Limited, opened a factory on Tudor Road, Wealdstone in Harrow. Relocating there from the crowded and smoggy corner of the City of London, where it had been based since 1680.
Sklarna Chřibská (Czechoslovakia)
Founded in 1414, Sklarna Chřibská is one of the oldest and longest-running glassworks in the (now) Czech Republic. From the mid-1950s onwards, its production was revolutionised by a youthful Josef Hospodka's 'off-hand' designs formed entirely at the furnace.
Alsterfors (Sweden)
Alsterfors started off as an iron foundry but began making glass in 1885, when the factory was bought by J. A. Gottwald Fogelberg, who was previously a manager of Kosta.
Iwatsu Glass (Japan)
One of Japan's most recognised manufacturers of mid-century glass is Iwatsu Glass Co, a company who produced an outstanding amount of incredible pieces predominantly bound for the Western export market.
Karl Palda (Czechoslovakia)
The Karl Palda Glassworks began in Haida, Novy Bor, Bohemia (Czechoslovakia) in 1888 and produced a range of glassworks, predominantly crystal.
Crystal Stemware & Decanters
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