Design: Dahlia 2026 Limited Edition. Material: Genuine Baccarat crystal. Engraving: Year “2026”. Production Year: 2025 (2026 edition release). Set: Pair of 2 rock/tumbler glasses. The deep, layered bevel cuts capture and reflect light beautifully, giving the impression of a radiant flower blossoming within the crystal itself.
This elegant Baccarat Dahlia tumbler set features a pair of beautifully crafted crystal rock glasses from the 2026 collection. The refined Dahlia design combines brilliant clarity with sophisticated decorative detail, allowing each glass to reflect light beautifully from every angle.
◾️Design: Crystal, cut glass. ◾️Accessories: Bag, ribbon, special box, instruction manual. ◾️Quantity: Set of 2.
This handmade ceramic mug is wheel-thrown in small batches and finished with a soft, earthy two-tone glaze. The natural clay body pairs beautifully with the smooth, creamy rim, creating a warm and rustic feel.
This Murano Multicolor Confetti Tumblers Wine Set includes four white cristal glasses handmade in Italy. The confetti pattern and mid-century modern style add a touch of elegance to any occasion. The hand-blown glasses are decorated with a multicolor confetti design, making them a unique and stylish addition to your drinkware collection.
Style: DOF Tumbler. Crafted from lead-free crystal, these glasses boast a unique palm leaf cut design and an 8 facet round base. Plus, they're ultra clear, resistant, and dishwasher safe for convenience.
BBM10 CHAMPAGNE FLUTE. 1 (One) BOMBAY CRYSTAL. Cut Lead Crystal Champagne Flute with Vertical Cuts and Multi-Sided Stem. Hand Crafted in Germany. or Addition to Your Own Collection.
We shaped this goblet on the potter’s wheel and let it dry. The piece was then dipped in milk, which soaked into the clay’s pores. During firing, the milk burns away, sealing the surface and creating warm brown tones with natural variations.
We shaped this goblet on the potter’s wheel and let it dry. The piece was then dipped in milk, which soaked into the clay’s pores. During firing, the milk burns away, sealing the surface and creating warm brown tones with natural variations.
We shaped this piece by hand on the potter’s wheel. After drying, the goblet was dipped in milk so it could soak into the pores of the clay. During firing, the milk burns away and seals the surface from within, creating a warm brown color with natural variations.