Orrefors

Expand your specialty drinkware with this pair of Street cognac glasses! They're made of crystal, measure 4.33" x 3", hold up to 5 oz. of your favorite beverage. They are designed by Jan Johansson with a hand-cut pattern referencing Manhattan's famous street network, while the symmetrical decor lends an outspokenly masculine air to the series as a whole. Designed in Sweden and made in Europe.

The hand-cut grid pattern of STREET suggests Manhattan's famous street network, while the symmetrical decor lends an outspokenly masculine air to the series as a whole. The ever popular Street collection, designed by Jan Johansson, expands into specialty drink ware.

Glacial Bowl from Orrefors is made of thick, crystal-clear glass inspired by the edges of an iceberg as it rises to the surface. The object delivers elegance to any home as a decorative piece.

The Carat collection is based on a contemporary interpretation of the traditional cut glass for which Orrefors is world-renowned. The Carat 3 Piece Gift Set is an exclusive item only sold in the US. The set consists of a small Carat vase and two Carat champagne glasses, holding 8 oz, displayed in a beautiful gift box. It makes a perfect gift for weddings or anniversaries. Designed by Lena Bergström.

The Cut in Numbers Checkers Small Bowl is ideal as a serving bowl or simply as a decorative object. The satin finish cuts on the bowl beautifully emphasize the transparency of the clear crystal. Give the gift they will remember with the Cut in Numbers Checkers bowl. Functional for fruit, condiments and home decor. Designed in Sweden by Ingegerd Råman and made in Europe.

The Cut in Number Stripe Bowl is simplistic shape elegantly combined with cut decor in a stripe pattern. Functional bowl for Home Decor. Contemporary, timeless and elegant shape by Designer Ingegerd Råman's aesthetic. Functional interior design objects for the minimalist home. Home decor functional bowl for fruit and beautiful also as stand alone bowl. Designed in Sweden and made in Europe. The Collection name Cut in Number is hommage to the techinique used to map out the design.