Featuring an optic layered effect that occurs during the glassblowing process, this double-gathered design gives an artistic overlapped effect with the feeling of movement – not unlike the rushing rivers of Glen Falls in its namesake Waterbury, Vermont.
Simon Pearce
Featuring an optic layered effect that occurs during the glassblowing process, this double-gathered …
Simon Pearce
Our Essex stemware has an expansive, substantial feel, with a comfortable stem, strong base, and per…
Le Cadeaux
Our Versailles collection is a mix of “Parisian Chic” and “French Countryside Villa”. With the appea…
Simon Pearce
A layered effect that occurs during the glassblowing process, Waterbury’s double-gathered design cap…
Le Cadeaux
Our Fleur small tumbler in a rich shade of teal pairs beautifully with many of our collections such …
Simon Pearce
Serve up summery Sauvignon, rosé and even craft IPA in this shapely silhouette. Designed with the he…
Simon Pearce
The broad bowl and ample swirlspace make this glass ideal for tasting robust reds like cabernet sauv…
Simon Pearce
From lighter-bodied Burgundy Pinots to the boldest Napa Cabs, put this red wine glass to the test. W…
Simon Pearce
Handmade by a team of two master glassblowers, the globe and collar of each Hartland glass brings st…
