Lobmeyr Patrician Hand-Blown Crystal Red Wine Glass
US$112
Gather Miami Hand-Blown Wine Glasses (Set of 2)
US$345
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When searching for inspiration for the Miami collection, Gather looked to Dutch still life paintings, moved by the intricate shapes and fantastical narratives that feature. Selected from the series is this set of two wine glasses, hand-blown in founder Phoebe Stubbs’ London studio. Each one varies slightly in size and is complete with fanciful stacked stems and candy colour palettes.
Product ID: 2219701002
View more from: Gather / Wine & champagne glasses
Other colours
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When searching for inspiration for the Miami collection, Gather looked to Dutch still life paintings, moved by the intricate shapes and fantastical narratives that feature. Selected from the series is this set of two wine glasses, hand-blown in founder Phoebe Stubbs’ London studio. Each one varies slightly in size and is complete with fanciful stacked stems and candy colour palettes.
Product ID: 2219701002
View more from: Gather / Wine & champagne glasses
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Meet the Maker:
Gather
Before launching Gather in early 2020, Phoebe Stubbs worked part-time in the glass industry for around 13 years. During this time, she honed her expertise on the subject, specialising in everything from the act of hand-blowing to the science behind it. She works from her London-based studio where she takes inspiration from specific cultural moments – such as the ceramic tableware spotted in Dutch still life paintings – and repurposes them via a modern-day lens through candy-shop colour palettes and exaggerated details.
