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Meet your match glass bottle
125 long matches – H 18,5 x D 7,5
| Weight | 0.3 kg |
|---|---|
| COLOR: | Red, Black |
Boyd Large Glass is an excellent choice for water, fresh juice and craft beer. Like the mark of a strong friendship, the Boyd Collection is…
Blowing glass vase crafted in Italy and designed by Natalia Criado.
Inspired by the pleasures of fine whisky, the Rare Whiskey Glass has a slight curve towards its mouth to concentrate the aroma which will help…
May Large Glass is ideal for red wine and refreshments such as water, small-batch sodas or craft beer.
May Medium Glass is ideal for white wine and beverages like water, small-batch sodas and juice.
Blowing glass ambar bowl made in Italy designed by Natalia Criado.
May Flute is a classic champagne toasting flute with a modern silhouette.
Olio&Aceto, Blowing glass made in Italy designed by Natalia Criado.
Boyd Medium Glass is an excellent choice for water, fresh juice, fine whiskey, wine and spirits. Like the mark of a strong friendship, the Boyd…
Blowing glass salt and pepper shaker made in Italy by Natalia Criado.
The May Coupe Champagne Glass by fferrone ha been a best seller and sold all over the world to exclusive hotels / restaurants, mixologists and…
A set of parallelepipeds in stone and glass make up the skyline of an imaginary city. Friz Lang's Metropolis but also the invisible cities of…
Boyd Decanter is well-suited for water or spirits, and is an ideal bedside carafe. Like the mark of a strong friendship, the Boyd Collection is…
Blowing glass salt and pepper shaker made in Italy by Natalia Criado.
May Tall Medium is ideal for wine, water, small-batch sodas and juice or tall drinks. Whether hosting a dinner party, drinks, or to enjoy day-to-day,…
Boyd Small Glass is an excellent choice for water, fresh juice, fine whiskey, wine and spirits. Like the mark of a strong friendship, the Boyd…
Hand made metal and gold plated spoons designed by Natalia Criado.
Blowing glass salt and pepper shaker made in Italy by Natalia Criado.
