Stemware
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| Wine Glass with Marble Top The marble situated beneath the goblet is called latticino marble, created by twisting molten colored glass together to form a candy-cane pattern. The striped lengths of glass are then fused together, gathered in the flame, and shaped into a marble, creating the spiraled pattern visible above. Height: 11" Stem width: 8 mm Width of chalice: 2 1/2" Depth of chalice: 3" Width of base: 3" |
Wine Glass with Marble Bottom Height: 10 1/2" Width of stem: 8 mm Width of base: 2" Width of chalice: 2 1/2" Depth of chalice: 3" |
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| Martini Glass One Marble at Top This marble situated beneath the goblet is called a latticino marble, created by twisting molten colored glass together to form a candy-cane pattern. The striped lengths of glass are then fused together, gathered in the flame, and shaped into a marble, creating the spiraled pattern visible above. Height: 8 1/2" Width of base: 3" Width of chalice: 4 1/4" Width of stem: 8 mm Depth of chalice: 2" |
Martini Glass Two Colored Marbles This piece also uses the latticino technique to create the spiral marble pictured above. Height: 11" Stem width: 8 mm Width of chalice: 2 1/2" Depth of chalice: 3" Width of base: 3" |
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