Tipsy tumbler, 370 ml
Playful movement
Shipping by the end of the year
Dear Customers,
During the week of December 23, 2024, we will take advantage of the holiday period to transition to a new system. For this reason, our logistics department will resume processing all incoming orders on December 30, 2024.
Thank you for your understanding.
- Product ID:
- 18274
- Catalog No.:
- 29464
You may already be familiar with this crystal glass from the TIPSY drinkware collection. It was originally made in 2002 and is now returning to our lineup upon repeat client request. This is an uncommonly playful piece whose cut lens refracts light and rounded base further enhances the experience. Can you already imagine how the drink decants from one side to the other? Respected Czech designer Jiří Rydlo is responsible for the unique blending of round and straight lines as well as the playful design.
Tip: You can look forward to new colour options as well as other products from the TIPSY Collection.
- Size 370 ml
- Height 101 mm
- Manufactured since 2002
- Maximum diameter 88 mm
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Design and production
Playful movement
The TIPSY glass is a refined piece of glassmaking art, with both our master edgemen and cutters imparting their artistry into it. From the bottom, the glass is shaped by a rounded, angular cut, which makes the beverage lazily decant from side to side like waves near the shore. Then the lens cut into the wall further amplifies the glass’s optical effects while also helping it to fit perfectly into your hand. You can choose from five different colours and create your own drinkware set.
Hand-blown from environmentally friendly lead-free crystal
Hand-cut and polished to a high gloss
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Designer
Jiří Rydlo
Jiří Rydlo designed the TIPSY Collection in 2002. From 1997-2007, he acted as the Artistic Draughtsman and Designer of the Moser Studio and later as a long-term collaborator at the glassworks. Jiří Rydlo has received many awards and his glass objects are displayed in museums and galleries all over the Czech Republic. In 2005, he even designed a crystal cross for Pope Benedict XVI.
