Water glasses

The Oxymore collection stands out thanks to the energy of its design and the purity of its cut similar to a bright staircase.

Oxymore attests to the infinite creativity of Saint-Louis, who is always careful to draw with his heritage and his expertise, new objects that are perfectly in tune with the conventions of the time.

Introducing Baccarat's beautiful new "Mosaique" Tumblers in a fresh, seasonally appropriate Moss Green color.

The beautiful Tumblers are handcrafted using traditional glassblowing techniques, the glass has a precise and elegant silhouette.

The discreet shape of these tumblers makes them appropriate for any occasion: as a water or juice glass or paired with Crystal bar sets.

The hand-blown Mosaïque tumbler glasses are covered in clear crystal and are available in other cheerful colors that you can find in the correlations.

The play of light between the polished surface and colored crystal makes the table radiant and the evening irresistible.

The French Baccarat Tumbler or Gobelet, of such intense and lively color and brightness, transports us to the space of Art and Life.

The clean and essential line of the Mosaique glass, its transparency combined with the beauty and uniqueness of its color, create a truly special tumbler.

The charm that it transmits to the sight and also to the touch, makes us understand how art in its expression creates and offers us unique qualities and messages.

The Mosaique glass is suitable for offering any type of drink, from simple water, to a white wine, to a liqueur or juice or any other desired beverage.

It stands out on the tables giving brightness, color and light, it stands out on the trays, illuminating with its presence and giving its class.

The "Manhattan" line is elegant and resolutely modern.

Very pleasant to hold in the hand, it fascinates with the measured and balanced richness of the engraving.

Perfect in environments of marked selection and choice.

In correlation with Baccarat's Massena Collection, we present the splendid Tumbler, of luminous beauty and Art.

Inserted within a historical, engaging and splendid collection, the Tumbler, as indeed the whole line, presents these cuts that rise from the bottom up at different speeds and heights to fade into the brightness of the indefinite brilliant crystal.

The French Baccarat Tumbler or Gobelet, of such intense and lively color and brightness, transports us to the space of Art and Life.

Splendid on every refined table, they transmit enthusiasm, joyfulness, smiles.

Created in 1841, the chalices have been chosen by historical icons such as Pope John Paul II, the Queen of Thailand, the King of Morocco, and many other prominent figures.

The Harcourt collection has also been a constant of French power, chosen at the time of Napoleon III and still used today at the Elysée Palace.

The Old Fashioned Harcourt glass is characterized by its architectural shape, flat-cut motif along the walls and hexagonal base.

In Upper Normandy, there is still the Château de Harcourt, which belonged to a Norman family that served the Court of France.The castle was built in the late 12th century by Robert II of Harcourt, companion of Richard the Lionheart, and still retains its double moat, walls and towers, and beautiful trees.

From the rich Harmonie series we present the size n 1, almost 12 cm high, ideal for pleasantly savoring a liqueur with ice, to be able to smell its scent and spend a time of freedom.

The breadth of this tumbler fascinates and surprises by the great image of him.

The elegance and class of the Lalique Tumblers , as indeed of the entire collection we display here and which we can carefully observe in correlation , reflects our admiration for the quality, harmony of form, combined with its balanced beauty.

The "Wingen" bar service is named after the village in Alsace where the Lalique Manufacture perpetuated its exceptional know-how. René Lalique had already designed a stemware service of the same name in the 1920s, with a similar pattern. Displayed with rhythmic rigor, the graphic lines in frosted crystal-emblematic of Lalique-exhibit a timeless elegance.

Created in 1841, the chalices have been chosen by historical icons such as Pope John Paul II, the Queen of Thailand, the King of Morocco, and many other prominent figures.

The Harcourt collection has also been a constant of French power, chosen at the time of Napoleon III and still used today at the Elysée Palace.

The Old Fashioned Harcourt glass is characterized by its architectural shape, flat-cut motif along the walls and hexagonal base.

In Upper Normandy, there is still the Château de Harcourt, which belonged to a Norman family that served the Court of France.The castle was built in the late 12th century by Robert II of Harcourt, companion of Richard the Lionheart, and still retains its double moat, walls and towers, and beautiful trees.