Bordeaux Wine Glass
Tall bowl that opens up structured reds. Thin, laser-cut rim.
Wine glasses, water glasses, tumblers, glass charger plates and serveware. Every piece is mouth-blown or pressed in small batches, then finished and inspected by hand.
Lead-free crystal and soda-lime glass, sold individually or in sets.
16 pieces
Tall bowl that opens up structured reds. Thin, laser-cut rim.
Wide bowl and tapered rim to gather the aroma of pinot noir.
Slender tulip shape with an etched point to keep a steady bead.
A shallow coupe for cocktails and sparkling wine, in warm amber.
Pressed vertical ribs give a sure grip and catch the light.
Straight-sided water glass with a weighted base. Stacks safely.
Thick smoke-grey base for spirits over a single large ice cube.
Clear glass charger with a hand-painted gold band around the rim.
Pressed glass with a ring of raised beads. Classic for weddings.
A quiet, modern base for white dinnerware. Smooth, polished edge.
Soft green glass with a gold rim, made for garden and spring tables.
For trifles, sorbet and fruit. Pale rose glass on a short stem.
Rounded carafe with a narrow neck that pours without dripping.
Wide base for maximum surface area. Comes with a glass stopper.
Generous pitcher for lemonade and iced water, in sea-glass blue.
Holds a single stem. Pairs well with charger plates on long tables.
A charger is a large decorative plate that sits under the dinner plate. It frames each place setting, catches spills, and keeps the table from looking bare between courses. It is usually cleared before dessert.
Small batches, finished by hand and inspected one piece at a time.
Stemware bowls are mouth-blown into wooden moulds. Tumblers and chargers are pressed.
Stems are pulled from the same gather as the bowl, so there's no weak joint.
Every piece cools slowly in a lehr overnight to relieve internal stress.
Rims are cut and fire-polished. We check each piece for bubbles and cords before packing.
A few habits keep glass clear for years.
Hand-wash in warm water with mild soap. Hold the bowl, not the stem, while drying, and use a lint-free cloth.
Wipe clean with a damp cloth. Gold-rim chargers are not dishwasher- or microwave-safe.
Avoid sudden changes in temperature. Don't pour boiling water into cold glass, except borosilicate carafes.