Corinne Wine Glass 8 3/4"

Corinne Wine Glass 8 3/4"Color Clear Capacity 300ml 11oz Dimensions 8 " 22cm Material Handmade Glass Pattern Corinne Corinne is an elegant pattern inspired by glassware from the Jazz Age. The subtle vertical optic pattern is suitable for any setting, from traditional to contemporary. Perfect for all wine white, rose or red. Well proportioned and a generous size. William Yeoward Crystal and Glass Care William Yeoward Crystal is a hand made product and although it is robust,

Color - Clear
Capacity - 300ml / 11oz
Dimensions - 8 ¾" / 22cm
Material - Handmade Glass
Pattern - Corinne

Corinne is an elegant pattern inspired by glassware from the Jazz Age. The subtle vertical optic pattern is suitable for any setting, from traditional to contemporary.

Perfect for all wine - white, rose or red. Well proportioned and a generous size.

William Yeoward Crystal and Glass Care

William Yeoward Crystal is a hand made product and although it is robust, care should be taken in its use, cleaning and storage.

To minimize the risk of damage and to keep your crystal in beautiful condition, it is recommended that your crystal should be washed by hand in a plastic bowl of warm water using a mild detergent; wash one item at a time, rinse in clear warm water and then place on a drainer. Dry the glasses when still warm using a soft, dry cloth, taking care always to hold the bowl of a wine glass when drying the stem and foot; never hold the foot when drying the bowl as this can easily lead to the bowl being twisted off and broken.

Decanters should always be washed and dried soon after use; leaving any liquid in a decanter for more than a few days can lead to hard to remove stains forming on the inside. The same applies to vases- lime scale from water can easily damage the inside of the piece. Store empty decanters with the stopper removed, to avoid condensation staining the inside. Glasses should be stored the right way up- not on their rims which are the weakest and most easily damaged part.

Crystal can easily break if subjected to rapid change in temperature, therefore do not use Crystal in a refrigerator or freezer. Similarly, do not stand a cold piece of Crystal on a hot surface or vice versa. Be careful not to put a piece of cold Crystal, such as an Ice Bucket, directly into hot water. For best results we recommend that fine glassware and crystal should not be washed in a dishwasher - the high temperatures and detergents used can quite soon damage the surface of the glass, causing a grey 'film' to appear which it is impossible to remove. Occasional use in a dishwasher may cause no harm, provided that the glasses are taken out of the machine and dried by hand.