Glassware

La Rochere Bee 35oz Pitcher. Made in France. Available at Our House, Barrie, Ontario Canada

Glass - Silver Foil Accents 14oz Paper Tube Packaging Hand Wash Available at Our House in Downtown Barrie  

Beautiful wedding gift, bridal shower gift, or for a special anniversary! 

The dot and dash pattern of this glass reminded us of the original digital communication method:  Morse Code. Hence the name. Prepare a signature drink and serve all your guests on one trip with our beautifully designed and exceptionally made...

The dot and dash pattern of this glass reminded us of the original digital communication method:  Morse Code. Hence the name. Unlike traditional champagne flutes that have delicate and sometimes flimsy stems, our design offers stability while not compromising on...

10oz - Glass  The generous curve of this roughly triangular-shaped glass makes for easy drinking and impressed guests. Hammered texture comes from the hand hammered molds in which we blow the glass. Yes, every little dent or ripple is the...

14oz  The soft ameboid shape and gently hammered texture of the glass seems worthy for a party of angels so we named it Serapha. The generous curve of this roughly triangular-shaped glass makes for easy drinking and impressed guests. Hammered...

Our Serapha™ decanter is not quite round, not quite triangular, and not quite square.  With a subtly hammered surface and a substantial solid glass stopper, this is an elegant vessel for decanting wine or treasured liquors. Glass 33.8oz 4.5" x...

set of 4 - assorted patterns

This set includes a stag prince printed whisky tumbler and engraved slate coaster alongside whisky stones, a velvet pouch and mini tongs, allowing you to cool your drink without diluting it. Complete with a gift box this set will make...

This elegant stemless glass goblet is accented with a fun graphic-style tree illustration to make any occasion more festive Raise your glass to the holiday season in style with this Vintage Tree Stemless Goblet Measures 5 inches high Crafted out...

The dot and dash pattern of this glass reminded us of the original digital communication method:  Morse Code. Hence the name.  With Morse we are sending a message about glassware that looks dressed up for special occasions but still comfortable...