Hand-blown crystal · Clyro
The only thing on the table standing up.
Everything else lies flat — plates, cloth, cutlery, candles low in their holders. The glassware is the vertical line, which is why a table reads as dressed or undressed from the stems alone.
The stem
One line of red down a white table.
The bowl is clear crystal drawn thin enough that the rim almost disappears against a lip. Below it, a slender scarlet stem — bright, not burgundy — on a glossy black foot, with a small black bead where the stem meets the bowl.
That is the whole design. No cut pattern, no gilding, no logo. In candlelight the stem is the thing people look at, and it does the work a centrepiece usually has to do.
The feeling
Guests notice before they sit.
A plain glass tells people it is dinner. These tell them it is an occasion — the same table, the same food, read completely differently.
That is the reason to own them. Not because the old glasses broke, but because some evenings deserve to be marked, and this is the cheapest possible way to mark one.
Four bowls, one stem
The shapes.
Every shape sits on the identical scarlet stem, so a mixed table still reads as one service.
240 ml
Champagne
Narrow and tall. Holds the bead of the bubble for longer.
340 ml
Bordeaux
The tightest of the wine bowls. Tapered close, for a lighter red.
590 ml
White wine
A tighter bowl, cut to hold a chill.
710 ml
Burgundy
Wide and open. Room to swirl without spilling.
Capacities are the maker's stated fills and vary a little glass to glass, as hand-blown pieces do.
Choose your service
Ten ways to take them.
Pick a service below and it sets the option at the top of the page.
Nothing here is struck through and there is no code to enter. The larger sets cost less per glass, which is the only discount we run.
By the pair, by six, or by the setting.
Two tables they were made for
Autumn and midwinter.
The Halloween table
Black cloth, low candles, dark fruit, and one bright scarlet line running the length of it. The rare piece of Halloween styling you do not put away in November.
The Christmas table
Pine, white linen and red wax. The stem picks up every red already on the table and pulls the setting together, no centrepiece required.
Between the two it earns its shelf twice a year, and looks entirely at home on an ordinary Tuesday in between.
Detail
Specification.
| Material | Hand-blown crystal glass; solid coloured stem, black foot |
| Shapes | Champagne · Bordeaux · White wine · Burgundy |
| Capacities | Approx. 240 / 340 / 590 / 710 ml |
| Finish | Clear bowl, scarlet stem, glossy black foot, black bead at the join |
| Care | Hand wash in warm water, dry standing up. Do not put a hand-blown stem through a dishwasher cycle. |
| Packing | Individually wrapped and boxed; the Full Service ships in a lined presentation box |
| Shipping | Free, every order, no minimum |
| Returns | 30 days from delivery |
Questions
Before you order.
Are they actually hand-blown?
Yes — the bowls are blown and the stems pulled by hand, which is why the height and the fill vary slightly between glasses. Perfectly identical stems would mean a mould.
Is the red painted on?
No. The colour is in the glass of the stem itself, so it cannot chip, scratch off or fade with washing.
Can I put them in the dishwasher?
We do not recommend it. A thin hand-blown bowl on a slender stem takes heat and rattling badly. Warm water, a soft cloth, dried standing up.
What if one arrives broken?
Send us a photograph and we replace it. Every piece travels individually wrapped, but breakages are our problem, not yours.
Can I mix a burgundy pair with a white pair?
Yes, and it is the better-looking table. Every shape sits on the identical stem, so mixed shapes still read as one service.
How long does delivery take?
Shipping is free on every order. You get tracking as soon as the parcel is scanned, and you can follow it from the Track Order link in the menu.
Clyro
Set the table like the evening matters.
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