NasonMoretti Archive Revival 1965 Hand-Blown Murano Glass Highball
¥20,590
Moser Hand-Blown Crystal Coloured Highballs (Set of 4)
¥46,000
Other Colours
Other Styles
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Each piece of Moser’s famous hand-blown glassware is touched by as many as 40 different glassmakers at its workshop in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic. These highball glasses show that attention to detail. Show them off on open shelves to appreciate the striking colours between each use.
Product ID: 2208601023
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Other Colours
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Each piece of Moser’s famous hand-blown glassware is touched by as many as 40 different glassmakers at its workshop in Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic. These highball glasses show that attention to detail. Show them off on open shelves to appreciate the striking colours between each use.
Product ID: 2208601023
View more from: Moser / Tumblers & highballs
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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.
