Barware: Gorgeous Glassware
Tracy Bulla -- Home Accents Today,12/01/2006
Party-pretty glasses debut with an eye to sipping in style. Sophisticated shapes, jewel tones and lush patterns add just enough detail to take the classic cocktail to spectacular stems.
Cleo, a handblown crystal collection from Union Street Glass, accentuates elegant stemware and rocks glasses with double onyx disks ($42 to $52).
Offered in flutes, martinis and goblets, the Mirage stem-ware from Abbott suspends a hand-painted prism on each stem for a vibrant, jeweled effect ($20 each).
Classic lionshead motifs and rope trim in 22K gold lend the stamp of luxury to Abigail's handmade double old-fashioned glasses ($43 each).
Exotic flora and fauna converge with chinoiserie-style splendor in Manorisms International's sandblasted On The Rocks glassware ($55, set of four).
Slender cylinders boost the bubble-viewing appeal of Roost's Fern & Frond champagne glasses ($12).
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| Submitted by: | Deanna Register (islandgirltradingco@hotmail.com) 2/18/2009 3:29:12 AM PT |
| Location: | Florida |
| Occupation: | shop owner |
Roost's Fern & Frond champagne glasses are available online from www.IslandGirlHome.com You will also find matching small & large glassware. There are three different delicate flora and fauna patterns carved into glass then hand-painted using colorful translucent paints. Each piece will vary slightly, due to the nature of handmade creations. Hand wash only. Featured in Victoria Magazine March/April 2009 issue. Visit www.IslandGirlHome today!
| Submitted by: | Joan Laughlin 12/8/2007 5:54:55 AM PT |
| Location: | St. Louis, MO |
| Occupation: | VP Human Resources |
Where can I purchase these glasses? The last ones pictured with the ferns?
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