Tennis, anyone? Tiffany & Co. is offering this must have Tennis ball can.

The high polish container is made of sterling silver, holds four tennis balls to keep them at “their optimum playing temperature whilst on the court,” and sells for the bargain rate of only $1,500.

Porsche Design have created a sled drawing inspiration from Porsche’s 911 sports car. Built for speed, the sled is made entirely of aluminum allowing it to be extremely light yet rigid.

It offers also functionality, thanks to its practical folding mechanism, and it is prepared for even the heaviest holiday dinner with a maximum capacity of 100kg.

The Porsche Design Sportster sled is available from Porsche Design stores worldwide. $490

If you guys have a golfer on your list, here’s a ball that eliminates hooks and slices.

The Caesar Featherie is the first dimple-less golf ball. It would be the perfect gift for ladies or beginners, or someone who just loves the game and wants to try something different.

The Caesar Featherie golf ball is designed for golfers more concerned about accuracy than distance. It keeps them out of the rough. 3 ball sleeve, $30.

When the triple world champion decides to build the perfect pool table, you can expect something truly outstanding.

And when that champion is also a lover of good design, its likely to be a work of art. Which is exactly what Vincent Facquet has created - the worlds most expensive and most beautiful pool tables.

This unbelievable collection contains three unique models: the platinum detailed Majeste ; the etched platinum Royal pictured above; and the gilded Noblesse table.

The appearance on the piste is for many people as important as advanced carving techniques.

Having always created accessories for the jet-set travellers, dunhill have joined forces with ski race specialists Speciale to create the ultimate in slope panache and precision.

Available in two styles– teak or carbon fibre each with a titanium base, and two sizes - 176cm or 165cm - the dunhill Skis also boast the renowned Vist bindings which fuse innovation with security, whilst the speed lock can be adjusted with the use of a simple lever moving the centre of gravity of the skier depending on his skill or angle of slope.

Geneva based luxury watchmaker Hublot has now teamed up with Swiss manufacturer Zai, based in the village Disentis in Graubünden canton Switzerland, for an exclusive ski called the “Hublot All Black.”

The Hublot All Black takes inspiration from two concepts that made the “Big Bang” collection a true success story - the black tone on tone and the merger of contents.

The Hublot All Black skis are made of carbon fiber, Triax fiberglass, steel, Gneiss (a stone found only in Graubünden) and has a Nano-Highspeed race coating. The surface of the ski is coated with a rubber bracelet to resemble the chronograph.

Only 111 numbers pairs have been put into production, and they will be available exclusively through Hublot and Zai outlets. Source Bornrich