Theresienthal Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Red Wine Glass
£230
Theresienthal Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Decanter
£590
Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Wine Decanter28cm (h) x 12cm (d) / 10.9" (h) x 4.7" (d)
£590
Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Red Wine Glass22cm (h) x 8cm (d) / 8.6" (h) x 3.1" (d)
£230
Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal White Wine Glass21cm (h) x 7.5cm (d) / 8.2" (h) x 2.9" (d)
£235
Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Champagne Flute24cm (h) x 7cm (d) / 9.4" (h) x 2.7" (d)
£220
Serenade Hand-Painted Crystal Tumbler13cm (h) x 6.5cm (d) / 5.1" (h) x 2.5" (d)
£205
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Theresienthal’s Serenade collection of crystal glassware was designed during the Art Nouveau period and is influenced by the designs for Hans Christiansen. The elegant silhouettes are inspired by the calyx of a flower, with stem-like green detailing. Each piece in the series is blown, shaped, painted and polished by hand in the Zwiesel-based workshop.
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Theresienthal’s Serenade collection of crystal glassware was designed during the Art Nouveau period and is influenced by the designs for Hans Christiansen. The elegant silhouettes are inspired by the calyx of a flower, with stem-like green detailing. Each piece in the series is blown, shaped, painted and polished by hand in the Zwiesel-based workshop.
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Theresienthal Roland Hand-Blown Crystal White Wine Glass
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Theresienthal Louisa Hand-Blown Crystal Candlestick
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Theresienthal Bacchus Hand-Blown Crystal Large Water Jug
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Theresienthal Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Champagne Flute
£210
Theresienthal Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Red Wine Glass
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Theresienthal Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Pitcher
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Theresienthal Roland Hand-Blown Crystal Tumbler
£190
Meet the Maker:
Theresienthal
The Bavarian Forest has a 700-year heritage of glass production, making it a fitting home for Theresienthal, the crystal specialist with a similarly rich history. It was founded in 1836 by Franz and Wilhelm Steigerwald via a Royal Warrant of Appointment, and has graced many a castle and palace ever since – including those of the Russian Imperial Family and King Ludwig II. Today, the story continues to evolve with the help of master craftspeople, many of whom represent the fourth or fifth generation of their lineage. Collections are blown, shaped, cut, engraved, painted and polished entirely by hand and finished with fanciful details.
