Bacchus Hand-Blown Crystal Small Wine Glass (Set of 2)

Bacchus Hand-Blown Crystal Small Wine Glass (Set of 2)Theresienthals Bacchus collection of crystal glassware was designed in 1890 by Henriette Steigerwald the daughter and niece of the founding duo and the student of German portrait painter Franz von Lenbach. The designs feature delicate rosettes and beading, reflective of the Romantic aesthetic of the Wilhelmine era. This hand blown wine glass is dotted with three dimensional coloured glass accents that are applied while still hot.

An elegant manifestation of the ancient lost-wax casting process

Use it to tackle new recipes or to master a favourite

Gather’s hand-blown glassware is an exploration of character and color

resulting in impressive collaborations that balance simple silhouettes with striking details – a formula that rings true in this vase from the 1980s

In the case of the 1980s – the period this solid silver dish hails from – the story is one of development

One Murano maestro and three artisans handmade these aquamarine dessert plates in Milan

It’s complete with a handy lid for keeping the contents dry

using it to create a layered

they’d bear inscriptions of their contents

a tank window and UV-resistant lacquer

This rose-printed tablecloth is made in Italy from 100% linen with a hemmed edge and eye-catching print

Using his experience from the fashion design world