Baccarat glass glasses

... smooth flavor. The wide base tapers at the rim, which prevents the alcohol, when swirled, from rising too high within the glass. The shape also allows subtle aromas to diffuse, filling the vessel with a concentration ...

The Harmonie Happy Hours glass is notable for its streamlined lean form, like a Clear crystal column. Parallel vertical lines travel cleanly along the silhouette, from the lip of the glass down to its ...

Double cased crystal tumblers in a deep, luminous red, emblematic of Baccarat... and passionately loved. Harmonie, the contemporary collection for new taste adventurers, is now being unveiled in color. Four shades, vibrant, intense and ...

... a symbol of elegance. Philippe Starck pays tribute to Talleyrand, another remarkable Baccarat collection. On the edge of a glass with powerful lines, a delicately sculpted rim hugs the contour of the lips and gives lightness ...

... the royal glass, with its six elegant flat cuts accented by a regal red crystal. Paying tribute to King Louis-Philippe, in 2013 Baccarat re-issues the glass commissioned by the sovereign in 1841. An ...

The Vega Clear crystal Rhine wine glass is sleek and modern. The geometric stem, comprised of six angular diabolo-cut shapes stacked together, is an eye-catching zigzag. The geometry of the stem is artfully juxtaposed ...

... of the stem is the signature of the stemware set. The Vega small glass is available in a variety of vivid colors. The more Vega collection also includes a champagne flute, a martini glass, and other bar ...

... French power, selected since the age of Napoleon III to its contemporary use in the Palais de l’Élysée. The Harcourt 1841 glass is characterized by its architectural form: a stunning shape from the flat cut pattern of ...

... forms of this glass. Thomas Bastide's stylish clear crystal Diamant collection draws inspiration from Baccarat heritage in reviving the charm of the pointed diamond cut to complement the slender, graceful forms of this ...

The stunning Clear crystal Abysse tumbler was designed for Baccarat by Thomas Bastide. The chiseled detailing in the staggered flat-cut sides and the hexagonal base illustrates Baccarat’s complete mastery of form. The architectural contours ...