£85.25
The La Rochere Perigord Wine Glass Set provides six clear 220ml glasses, perfect for serving wine selections elegantly today always well here. Featuring a distinctive faceted design and a thick, stepped stem, this is a timeless French classic. The robust soda-lime glass construction ensures long-term beauty and daily utility.
- Set includes six individual wine glasses, 220ml capacity each.
- Features the distinctive Perigord faceted design element.
- Incorporates a thick, stepped stem for stable handling.
- Crafted from durable soda-lime glass material.
- A traditional French glassware collection for dining.
Integrate this traditional French glassware into your collection today.
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A distinctive faceted design, this set of six Perigord wine glasses are a French classic with a thick, stepped stem.
Something of a tradition, the Perigord collection has been a popular choice on French dining tables for generations. The collection is defined by its ridged lines and timeless, elegant silhouette. An original La Rochère design, this collection is inspired by wine glasses from the eighteenth century, when this signature style first emerged. The pieces are made from thick, durable soda-lime glass, making them dishwasher-safe for everyday use.
Choose the perfect glassware
Glass comes in a range of weights, cuts and clarity and we have a wide selection for you to choose from, designed to suit every budget and occasion.
| Soda Lime | Versatile and available in many colours and styles, soda lime glass is perfect for everyday use. Its ingredients are made up primarily of sand, soda ash and lime which are scientifically measured to ensure that the finished piece is exactly as desired. Soda lime is used in machine made and handmade items. |
| Crystal Glass | Finer in quality with greater clarity than soda glass, crystal is ideal for both every day and special occasions. Crystal Glass is superior to Soda Lime Glass in quality and allows for a finer cut rim instead of rounded or rolled edges. |
| Lead Crystal | With a beautiful clarity, weight and resonance, lead crystal is a quality choice. To be called 'Lead', the glass has at least 24% lead oxide in its composition. Lead Crystal was traditionally used for cutting as it was often produced with a thicker wall. This glassware is to be handwashed, only. |
| Sparkx® | Neither Soda Lime Glass nor Crystal Glass, this ultra-clear glass is pure, transparent and free of heavy metals. Plus it is resistant to attrition caused by dishwashers. |
| SON.hyx® | This is high-tech crystal glass with all the same ingredients as Crystal Glass but also some extra properties that make it even stronger, with a better clarity. SON.hyx is more resistant to attrition from dishwashers than ordinary Crystal Glass and even Sparkx. |
| LUXION® | 100% lead-free crystal glass which replaces its former 24% lead crystal composition. It has ultra-clear transparency and exceptional resistance to dishwasher detergents whilst retaining its strength and durability. This glassware type is also 100% recyclable. |
| Recycled | Glassware which has been recycled is handmade and reuses otherwise wasted glass. |
| Tempered | Tempered glass is heat resistant to withstand high temperatures and the tempering process makes it durable and stronger than Soda Lime Glass. |
| Handmade | This type of glassware is either handblown or mouthblown. Handmade glass can be produced in any of the glass materials listed above, depending on the quality required and capabilities of the manufacturer. Both types of glassware are usually suitable for use in the dishwasher and any occasion. |
| Decorative | There are many ways to decorate glass including cutting, spraying, diamond etching, pantograph etching, silk screen printing, sand blasting, hand painting and even adding Swarovski Crystals. Such techniques can be applied to any glass material. |
