TUMBLER: n. A drinking glass, originally with a rounded bottom. A flat-bottomed glass having no handle, foot, or stem.
(DICTIONNAIRE DE L'ACADÉMIE FRANÇAISE 1ère Edition, 1694)
Tumblers made with very thin glass appeared at the beginning of the XVth century in Venise (Italy) and later in all the major glass factories of the Holy Roman Empire (Belgium, Germany, Czech Republich).
Designed from models of the XVth to the end of the XVIth century timeframe, our tumblers have simple shapes, various striped effects, and most of them a pronounced kick and pontil mark at the bottom.
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CASTELLO is a collection of tumblers with various striped effects - vertical, horizontal or honeycomb.
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LUCILE is a collection of small tumblers with a truncated shape and various striped designs.
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SAXE is a collection of tumblers found in Central Europe (Germany, Czech Republic).
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LUCCE is a collection of tumblers with sober shape that will easily fit in a modern interior in search of light, transparency.
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