• Renaissance wine glasses (x2) - French Address
  • Renaissance wine glasses (x2) - French Address
  • Renaissance wine glasses (x2) - French Address
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Renaissance wine glasses (x2)

Renaissance wine glasses (x2)

$45.00 USD
$45.00 USD
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Set of 2 Renaissance wine glasses – French glassware

  • Made in the oldest French glassware factory 
  • Design inspired by the Renaissance
  • For everyday life: very resistant, dishwasher safe

The Renaissance design of these wine glasses traces the connection of the French city of Lyon with the Italian city Florence during the Renaissance. It mixes the shape of a traditional Lyon 'goblet' (drinking cup) with an Italian pattern. The result is a bright and elegant shape.

This exclusive design was created by La Rochère, a French glassmaker since 1475.

From casual dining to chic events, you will always find an occasion to use these French wine glasses. Plus, they are made in sturdy, durable, and easy to clean glass (dishwasher safe), they are resistant for an everyday use!

They also exist in pink and gray. 

Product details (size, weight...)

Size:

Height: 6.5 inches - 16.4 cm ; Width: 3.4 inches - 8.7 cm.

Material:

Glass (lead free). A pressure seam is sometimes visible, which is the mark left by its French traditional manufacturing process.

Weight:

Each glass weighs 0.8 lb - 0.4 kg.

Care instructions:

Dishwasher safe. Avoid thermal shocks.

Made in

Made in Passavant la Rochère, Eastern France.

Brand story

La Rochère was founded in 1475, during the period called Middle Ages in France. It is located in the Vosges mountains (East of France), a region rich in wood, sand, and silica, the basics material to make glassware. The manufacture is the oldest traditional glassmaker still in activity in Europe.

Originally, the factory produced window glass; the diversification to glassware for Cafés and restaurants began in the 19th century. For centuries, La Rochère preserved and transmitted a traditional know-how. They are part of French glassware History and are distinguished as such today by the Label 'Entreprise du patrimoine Vivant' (National Company with a Heritage).

Each Collection has a unique story, inspired from the French History.

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