Colored Coupe Glasses, Set of 6

July 14,2024

Offering a unique hand blown Italian style, these coupe champagne glasses are a stunning accent at any table. A collection of six brilliantly colored hand-blown Coupe Glasses. These glasses are both stylish and practical for serving Martini, champagne, or cocktails. The attractive gold rim around each glass is not only.
Offering a unique hand blown Italian style, these coupe champagne glasses are a stunning accent at any table. A collection of six brilliantly colored hand-blown Coupe Glasses. These glasses are both stylish and practical for serving Martini, champagne, or cocktails. The attractive gold rim around each glass is not only an attractive design element but also adds a bit of sophistication to any table setting. Whether you are entertaining or just serving your favorite cocktails, these gorgeous hand-blown glassware pieces make every occasion more special. This charming set of six glasses will infuse any gathering with an elevated sense of sophistication and grace. This set is a combination of art, heritage, and craftsmanship. The grace of this coupe glass set will not go unnoticed. Fashioned from hand-blown, multi-colored glass, this set will add a splash of color and elegance to your table.

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Offering a unique hand blown Italian style, these coupe champagne glasses are a stunning accent at any table. A collection of six brilliantly colored hand blown Coupe Glasses. These glasses are both stylish and practical for serving Martini's, champagne or cocktails. The attractive gold rim around each glass is not only an attractive design element, but also adds a bit of sophistication to any table setting.

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Wait till you hear where these coupes got their candy-like hues. They’re hand-blown by artisans in Poland—yep, they traveled a long way to get here. Plus, there’s this tidbit: They’re inspired by their maker’s grandmother, who, fun fact, used to snatch up colored glass at antique shops, then show it off at Sunday dinners.