465ML TUMBLER LILAC
ELEMENTS
By Stölzle Lausitz
- Volume: 465ml
- Weight: 194g
- Height: 120mm
- Upper diameter: 64mm
- Diameter: 85mm
- Bottom diameter: 47.5mm
Original price was: R120.00.R111.96Current price is: R111.96. (Each Excl VAT)
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The Tumbler Lilac Elements Set of 6 brings a soft, expressive accent to everyday drinkware with its delicate lilac tone and clean, understated shape. The balanced proportions feel comfortable in hand, while the low center of gravity ensures stability even when the glass is filled.
Made from lead free crystal glass and machine made for consistent clarity and durability, these tumblers feature a thick base and slightly reinforced walls that enhance break resistance and support reliable daily use. The exterior color is organically applied and fired for long lasting brilliance, making the glasses dishwasher safe and easy to maintain.
As part of the Elements collection, this lilac edition is ideal for water and juice, and also works beautifully for wine spritzers and colorful cocktails. Its gentle color allows the glasses to double as decorative accents, such as small vases or candle holders. Designed for everyday moments and shared occasions, the Elements tumblers combine functionality, durability, and subtle color in a versatile glass.
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Stölzle Lausitz is a globally trusted name in premium, lead-free crystal glassware, crafted in Germany since 1889 and designed specifically for the demands of the hospitality industry.
Combining refined aesthetics with exceptional durability, Stölzle’s precision-made wine glasses, tumblers, and barware feature seamless pulled stems, brilliant clarity, and excellent resistance to breakage and dishwashing, making them ideal for high-volume service. Preferred by restaurants, bars, hotels, and sommeliers, the range delivers consistent quality, ...
