Some spirits are served in shot glasses but their outstanding quality negates slamming shooting tossing back or any other kind of violent drinking act. When you have a spirit of this kind – the sort that deserves to be savoured loved and revelled in – then reach for Richard Brendon’s Diamond Shot Glasses. Mouth-blown crystal hand-carved with an intricate diamond pattern that causes your liquor to glisten and sparkle; these are the ultimate shot glasses for the new breed of craft Mezcal Tequila Vodka Sake and Gin Liqueurs. Elegantly boxed in navy and silver these are the perfect partner to that bottle they’ve been dreaming of.
Richard Brendon creates fashionable and abiding tableware utilising the skills of master craftsmen. His fiercely modern designs have a touch of the Art Deco-era glamour and challenge the perceptions of traditional bone china and cut crystal glassware. Richard himself is a Notting Hill native who while working at a bar to pay his way through design school fell in love with antique tableware at Portobello Market. When you see his work what’s all too obvious is that it will be his timeless pieces inspiring tomorrow’s great designers and being fought over at premium antique shops for centuries to come.
SKU No.: 2851229
Style No.: 708492
Some spirits are served in shot glasses but their outstanding quality negates slamming shooting tossing back or any other kind of violent drinking act. When you have a spirit of this kind – the sort that deserves to be savoured loved and revelled in – then reach for Richard Brendon’s Diamond Shot Glasses. Mouth-blown crystal hand-carved with an intricate diamond pattern that causes your liquor to glisten and sparkle; these are the ultimate shot glasses for the new breed of craft Mezcal Tequila Vodka Sake and Gin Liqueurs. Elegantly boxed in navy and silver these are the perfect partner to that bottle they’ve been dreaming of.
Richard Brendon creates fashionable and abiding tableware utilising the skills of master craftsmen. His fiercely modern designs have a touch of the Art Deco-era glamour and challenge the perceptions of traditional bone china and cut crystal glassware. Richard himself is a Notting Hill native who while working at a bar to pay his way through design school fell in love with antique tableware at Portobello Market. When you see his work what’s all too obvious is that it will be his timeless pieces inspiring tomorrow’s great designers and being fought over at premium antique shops for centuries to come.
SKU No.: 2851229
Style No.: 708492