Classic French Stemware and Glassware
Add a touch a classic French style to your table with traditional
French glassware. Go to French
Bistro Style and Bee Glassware,
Baccarat Crystal Stemware,
Saint-Louis Crystal Stemware,
Christofle and Lalique
Crystal Stemware
Glittering Baccarat crystal stemware brightens your
table and your spirits. Designed for today's contemporary lifestyle and
expression of personal entertaining styles. Simple, easy to integrate and
multi-functional, each piece is an exemplary marriage of beauty and practicality
that is sure to delight with each use. Made in France. Also Baccarat
bareware
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Clara Stemware by Baccarat
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Mille Nuits Stemware by Baccarat
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| Baccarat's first royal commission was a set of stemware for King
Louis XVIII of France in 1823; so began a tradition of stunning products
fit for a King and Clara is no exception |
Designed for today's contemporary lifestyle and expression of
personal entertaining styles. Simple, easy to integrate and
multifunctional, each piece is an exemplary marriage of beauty and
practicality that is sure to delight with each use |
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Monaco Stemware by Baccarat
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Capri Stemware by Baccarat
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| Whimsically elegant, the Monaco glass comprises petal motifs cut
into the lower part of the bowl that extend down the length of the stem
and are echoed in the cut pattern of the base |
Capri stemware emanates a majestic grace with its ornate bulbous
bowl and elongated stem, a design inspired by 'Lilly of the Valley.' The
glass was originally created in the latter part of the 19th century for
the Maharani of Baroda of India |
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Massena Stemware by Baccarat
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Vega Stemware by Baccarat
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| Pleasingly round curves captured in a scintillating dress of light.
The rich, beveled pattern is ideally suited to emphasizing the gleam of
the luminous, full-lead crystal for the ultimate in refinement at the
table. |
Designed for today's contemporary lifestyle and expression of
personal entertaining styles. Simple, easy to integrate and
multi-functional, each piece is an exemplary marriage of beauty and
practicality that is sure to delight with each use |
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Arcade Stemware by Baccarat
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Montaigne Optic Stemware by Baccarat
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| Subtly faceted texture enhances the simple, elegant forms of this
classically inspired crystal collection. Shown left to right: red wine,
white wine, flute |
Pure, design is accented by an optic effect, with fluting on the
interior of an outwardly smooth bowl which casts intriguing reflections
on a table |
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Onde Stemware by Baccarat
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| Sensuous and elongated curves make this distinct stemware both
graceful and sophisticated. Perfectly suited to a casual glass of wine
before dinner or more formal occasions. |
Founded in 1586, Saint-Louis Crystal is one of
Europe's oldest and most esteemed cristalleries. Master artisans shape and embellish each piece
entirely by hand, using techniques developed by the acclaimed glassmaker over
four centuries ago. Through 500 years of glassmaking, Saint-Louis has created
some of the world's most beautiful stemware. Dishwasher-safe, hand-washing recommended.
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| Saint-Louis Excess Red Stemware
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Saint-Louis Crystal Bubbles Stemware
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| Excess represents the modern side of their aesthetic, stunning in
scale and accented with asymmetrical "gems." Each piece is mouth-blown
crystal that passes through the hands of 12 master artisans. Topped with
generous bowls in clear or red. |
A row of stacked crystal "bubbles" forms the stems of this whimsical
yet elegant glassware. The gently flared bowls repeat the bubble motif |
Inspired by an official travel set belonging to
Napoleon in which the bee pattern was used, the La Rochere glass collection is
both a nod to history and a modern classic. Famous for its uniquely clear glass
and sturdy construction, La Rochere "Napoleonic Bee" is ideal for everyday use.
French glassmaker Cristallerie La Rochere was founded in 1475. Dishwasher
safe.
An exclusive design from La Rochere, France's oldest
operating glassworks, "Perigord Decor" is a marvelous replica of 18th century
glassware. Featuring ribbed fluting with tiered stems, this style was introduced
during the fashionable times of Louis XVI, and has become the most popular shape
of France's wine regions
A festive addition to meals enjoyed al fresco,
Dragonfly glassware stars one bug you won't mind in your drink. Each double
old-fashioned glass features a raised dragonfly, a symbol of water and the
rebirth of spring. Made of thick, sturdy glass for everyday enjoyment
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