Stockholm red wine glass, 320 ml
A toast in diplomatic style
Collections: Stockholm
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- Product ID:
- 7827-01
- Catalog No.:
- 27138 /I
Designer Stanislav Libenský made the most of his opportunity to present Czech glassmaking to the world. With the Stockholm collection, he not only fulfilled the goal of creating a representative drinkware collection for the embassy at Sweden, but also created a unique work of art. The two cylindrical masses, each totally different in its crystal mass, set the extraordinary style of this red wine glass apart from all the rest. Its architectural design will surely impress any modern glass enthusiast.
- Size 320 ml
- Height 105 mm
- Manufactured since 1972
- Maximum diameter 78 mm
- Collections Stockholm
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Design and production
A drinkware collection for a new embassy
The building of the new Czechoslovakian embassy in Sweden at the turn of 1960s and 1970s was a unique opportunity to showcase Czech design. While the building itself, as well as its furnishings, were designed by architect Jan Bočan, Stanislav Libenský was commissioned to create the new drinkware collection, leading to the creation of the Stockholm collection in 1969, its clean lines typical of the era. At Moser, we have been manufacturing this drinkware collection since 1972.
Hand-blown from environmentally friendly lead-free crystal
Hand-cut and polished to a high gloss
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Designer
Stanislav Libensky
We proudly consider Stanislav Libenský to be a great name in Czech glassmaking. This pioneer of glass sculpture was also an excellent teacher, mentoring many artists of succeeding generations. Thanks to him, glass became a material which was used for monumental artworks that now grace prestigious galleries and modern art museums all around the world.
