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These Mauricio 507ml Glass Highball Glasses make serving mixed or soft drinks a colourful experience. The glass has an on-trend oil slick lustre on its exterior where blue, purple, gold and green colours are particularly prominent. Its lines are subtly curved, with narrow bases that flow discreetly outwards to produce its generous rims.

These are great not thin very thick glass. Anonymous. Thu Dec 02 2021

These 345ml Glass Drinking Glasses have an iridescent lustre. This effect is given added prominence by the hammered effect that produces round indentations on its surface. The glasses have a wide rim and boast a design that tapers down to a thick base.

Beautiful glasses. Laurant. Luton, GB. Sat Mar 07 2020

Green, purple, violet and blue colours provide an opalescent rainbow effect on the surface of each glass. The inner surface of these Mauricio 390ml Glass Drinking Glasses has a darker colour that counterpoints the vivid exteriors. Made from glass they have a wide rim and a tapered design. The glasses are presented in a bespoke box with an original poem, adding to its giftable appeal.

Gorgeous glasses. Love them.. Alisha. Wellington, GB. Sun Jul 04 2021

445ml Glass Highball Glass adds colour and form to the dining table. The glass has an iridescent lustre that reveals a variety of colours when it interacts with the light. The 445ml capacity makes it suited to serving tall mixed or soft drinks.

Nice lustre - not quite as heavy as expected. Brad. St. Albans, GB. Fri Nov 03 2023

In these double-walled café crème glasses from the Singer brand, the crema comes into its own. Thanks to the high-quality workmanship and timeless, bulbous design, from now on, your hot drinks will always stand out. The glasses are not only highly attractive, but they are also extremely functional. The double wall separates the layer of air between the walls, creating a thermal effect that keeps your drink warmer for longer without burning your hands.

Perfect like it so much. Derinne. Birmingham, GB. Sun Oct 18 2020