Moser Optic Hand-Blown Crystal Wine Carafe
Bs3,450
Moser Optic Hand-Blown Crystal Ice Cream Bowl
Bs1,050
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Optic Hand-Blown Crystal Ice Cream Bowl9cm (h) x 11cm (d) / 3.5" (h) x 4.3" (d)
Bs1,050
Optic Hand-Blown Crystal Water Jug26cm (h) x 13cm (d) / 10.2" (h) x 5.1" (d)
Bs3,450
Optic Hand-Blown Crystal Water Glasses (Set of 2)14cm (h) x 6cm (d) / 5.5" (h) x 2.3" (d)
Bs905
Optic Hand-Blown Crystal Red Wine Glasses (Set of 2)21cm (h) x 9.5cm (d) / 8.2" (h) x 3.7" (d)
Bs1,300
Optic Hand-Blown Crystal White Wine Glasses (Set of 2)20.7cm (h) x 7.2cm (d) / 8.1" (h) x 2.8" (d)
Bs1,300
Optic Hand-Blown Crystal Wine Carafe27.3cm (h) x 16.5cm (d) / 10.7" (h) x 6.4" (d)
Bs3,450
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The happy pigments featured in Moser’s Optic collection cast theatrical shadows in all settings, whether you’re sipping in the sunshine or by candlelight. Talented glassmasters hand blow each piece in the Czechoslovakian workshop, utilising complex techniques passed down for 150+ years. You'll spot their know-how in the finer details, like the lightness of a carafe or the wide, olive skewer-ready rim of a martini glass.
Other colours
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The happy pigments featured in Moser’s Optic collection cast theatrical shadows in all settings, whether you’re sipping in the sunshine or by candlelight. Talented glassmasters hand blow each piece in the Czechoslovakian workshop, utilising complex techniques passed down for 150+ years. You'll spot their know-how in the finer details, like the lightness of a carafe or the wide, olive skewer-ready rim of a martini glass.
More from Moser
Moser Bar Hand-Blown Crystal Whiskey Glasses (Set of 2)
Bs3,500
Moser Stones Hand-Blown Crystal Vase
Bs41,300
Moser Hand-Blown Crystal Coloured Highballs (Set of 4)
Bs2,100
Moser Stones Hand-Blown Crystal Vase
Bs41,300
Moser Mozart Hand-Blown Crystal Red Wine Glass
Bs1,250
Moser Mozart Hand-Blown Crystal White Wine Glass
Bs1,250
Moser Mozart Hand-Blown Crystal Champagne Glass
Bs1,250
Meet the Maker:
Moser
It takes dozens of artisans to craft a Moser piece, from cast-makers and colourists who mix the dazzling gemtones to agile blowers who shape the hefty material on the pipe. The Czech glassmaker still cuts lead-free crystal of amazing purity, 165 years since Ludwig Moser handled his first vase.
