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Held to a standard
Every piece in the catalogue is selected and judged against things that cost far more. If it would not survive on a stricter table, it does not enter the house.
The House
Clyro is a house of glassware, barware, candlelight and quiet objects for people who still lay a table properly — not for a photograph, for an evening.
Everything on a table is horizontal except the glassware. Stems are the only thing standing up, which is why a room reads as dressed or undressed from the glasses alone.
So we began there: crystal bowls drawn thin, set on a slender scarlet stem with a black foot. Not a novelty colour — a single line of red running down a table that is otherwise white, wood and candlelight.
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Every piece in the catalogue is selected and judged against things that cost far more. If it would not survive on a stricter table, it does not enter the house.
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Pieces meant to be carried to a table and washed afterwards. Nothing that lives in a cabinet out of fear.
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Luxury is a standard, not a price. Everything here is priced for the people who actually live with it.
The glasses came first. Around them the shelves are filling: candlelight cut from black marble, flatware with onyx handles, and the Column corkscrew that stands beside the stems. Linen and porcelain follow as pieces earn their place.
We add a piece when it is right rather than when the calendar says so.
In stock now
Four bowls, one stem. Sold by the pair, by six, or as the full service.
See the glasses