Crystalex

Clean, simple and endlessly useful, this clear glass carafe moves easily from the kitchen to the dinner table. An 850ml carafe paired with two matching tumblers. A neat set for the bedside, the desk or the dinner table. Made by in Nový Bor, the historic centre of Bohemian glassmaking in the Czech Republic. The glass is melted in all-electric furnaces, avoiding the emissions of gas-fired production.

Clean, simple and endlessly useful, this clear glass carafe moves easily from the kitchen to the dinner table. A compact 500ml carafe, the right size for a half bottle of wine, or water and juice at the breakfast or dinner table. Made by in Nový Bor, the historic centre of Bohemian glassmaking in the Czech Republic. The glass is melted in all-electric furnaces, avoiding the emissions of gas-fired production.

Clean, simple and endlessly useful, this clear glass carafe moves easily from the kitchen to the dinner table. A 1.2 litre carafe that holds a full bottle of wine with room to spare, giving reds the air they need, and doubles as a water jug. Made by in Nový Bor, the historic centre of Bohemian glassmaking in the Czech Republic. The glass is melted in all-electric furnaces, avoiding the emissions of gas-fired production.

Clean, simple and endlessly useful, this clear glass carafe moves easily from the kitchen to the dinner table. Tall and slender, this 1.2 litre carafe has a small footprint on the table, making it ideal for water, wine or homemade lemonade. Made by in Nový Bor, the historic centre of Bohemian glassmaking in the Czech Republic. The glass is melted in all-electric furnaces, avoiding the emissions of gas-fired production.

Shelva is defined by clean lines and a smooth silhouette that lets clear crystal glass speak for itself. Practical enough for every day, refined enough to dress the table for a dinner party. With a rounded body and elegant, narrowing neck, this 1.2 litre carafe is designed for decanting red wine and some whites, and works just as well for water at the table. Made by in Nový Bor, the historic centre of Bohemian glassmaking in the Czech Republic. The glass is melted in all-electric furnaces, avoiding the emissions of gas-fired production.