Moser Crystal

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Studio Moser's artistic director Lukas Jaburek shares his inspiration for creating the colorful shapes and sizes comprising the City collection: When you are at street level in a busy urban area, initially all the streets are rectangular, and all the buildings appear the same; however, upon closer inspection, each building actually has its own face and unique character. They are distinguished by their color, their inner core, which in turn influences the atmosphere of the entire city. One complements the other and if you keep this in mind, it heightens one’s appreciation of the beautiful silhouettes and panorama of the city.

Measures 5" d.

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Using the Whisky pattern shape as a starting point, Moser’s Master Engravers created the whimsical Pebbles pattern. Evocative of both small stones and little chunks of ice, Pebbles has become one of the most popular Moser barware patterns. The decanter is stunning as is and even more impressive when filled. Includes crystal decanter stopper.

Measures 3½" diameter x 10" h. Holds 32 ounces.

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Designed by Slovak artist Patrick Illo, the Oeno (eee-no) pattern is named after the Greek goddess of wine who had the ability to turn anything into this highly coveted fermented beverage — a trait no doubt learned from her grandfather, the Greek god of wine Dionysus. Appropriately enough, the study of wine is called oenology but even non-serious students will appreciate the fine lines of this new Moser pattern.

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This pattern is an example of the "papal" cut so called because it is a derivative of the Pope pattern and its defining panel cuts. The Pope pattern was commissioned by Pope Pius XI in 1923 while its offspring Lady Hamilton was first produced in 1934. Lady Hamilton has become one of Moser’s superlative patterns and continues to be very popular to this day. Mouth-blown of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

Measures 10⅜" h. Holds 60 ounces.

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Designed by František Moudrý in 2015, the Danaa bowl takes the popular drift ice barware pattern and transforms it into an arresting art glass piece. Made of thousands of pieces of ice frozen in a singular formation. The sharp edges give the work light, purity and the unique optics of perfectly cut glass crystal.

Measures 9¾" diameter x 7½" h.

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The Galaxy bowl represents another successful collaboration between acclaimed Czech artist René Roubíček and the Moser factory. As with past works, it reflects his fascination with optical effects and geometry. With concentric circles of color layered upon a clear base, the Galaxy bowl is an aptly named piece.

MEasures 10 ¾" d.

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The seashell bowl was an entry in the annual design competition for the Ludwig Moser Award (a competition to encourage young, creative talents from secondary and higher vocational glassmaking colleges and arts universities) and was an honorable mention in the category of secondary schools. Designed by Tereza Rusinová, the artist was inspired by the energy and motion of ocean waves.

Measures 13" d.

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The Sweet collection was designed by Studio Moser artistic director Lukáš Jabůrek who wanted to capture the bliss of tea on a lazy afternoon and the memory of a slice of sweet confection from a bundt cake pan. 

Measures 11¼" diameter x 5" h.

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The pattern is attributed to Rudolf Eschler and was first produced in 1934 for Moser. The base of each piece in this collection is known as 'Ice bottom' to describe the square cut base and its its rich proportions. Handmade of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

Measures 3" diameter x 5" h. Holds 11¼ oz.

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Handmade crystal from Moser of the Czech Republic since 1857, these double old fashioned glasses make perfect gifts for newly weds, and not-so-newly weds alike. Each crystal glass is etched with Mr or Mrs. Cheers!

Measures 3½" diameter x 4" h. Holds 12½ oz.

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Moser's version of the classic vodka glasses which were designed to drink the spirit as the Russians do: neat and chilled. The set includes Alexandrite, Aquamarine, Beryl, Eldor, Rosalin and Topaz.

Capacity: 2.7 ounces.

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The curved nature of Culbuto is a shining example of the Functionalism school of design (the function of an object should determine its design and materials). Created to embody this school of thought, Culbuto was first introduced in 1935. Mouth-blown of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

Measures 3¼" diameter x 3" h. Holds 8 ounces.

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The stunning Royal design was commissioned by King Edward VII as a bespoke gift for his wife, Queen Alexandra of England, in 1907. Moser received a Royal Warrant as Purveyor of Glass to the British Monarch - a highly unusual honor for a non-British Supplier. The traditional silhouette is elevated with a delicate diamond cut, six-sided stem, and 24-karat gold rim. Following the king's death, Royal was made available to the public and was purchased by King Haakon VII of Norway, Turkish Sultan Abdul Hamid, the Maharaja of Baroda, and the United Nations, among many other royal courts and governments. Mouthblown and handcut of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

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Moser´s world renowned model was created in 1923 as a 218-piece set delivered in honor of Pope Pius XI. Hand cut and hand polished to a high gloss, the Pope Decanter is a beautifully-weighted piece. Handblown of ecologically friendly lead-free crystal from the Czech Republic. 

Measures 13" h. Holds 32 oz.

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Bonbon pays tribute to the sweetness which delights. A chocolate jewel or diamond hidden inside a crystal jewel box waits for the day, on which it is forever free. The Moser Bonbon Canister has a stunning design, with wedges cut by hand across the body and a bold geometric removable lid. Mouth blown from pure unleaded ecological crystal glass. Hand cut and hand polished to a high gloss.

Measures 8½" h.

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Created by Moser’s master engravers, the whimsical pattern Pebbles evokes the look of both small stones and little chunks of ice. Mouth-blown of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

Measures 5½" diameter x 9" h. Holds 32 oz.

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A stunning product of the Art Nouveau movement, Paula was designed in 1902. Originally called Rose, its unique shape imitates a flower's calyx. The cut stem is six-sided and the bowl has six relief corners. The bowl is decorated with a copper-wheel engraved motif of a rose sprig. Under the rim and on the edge of the foot are gilded engravings of two intertwined stems with thorns and leaves. Mouthblown and handcut of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

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Two popular Moser patterns meet at the cutter's wheel. One a legacy pattern commemorating its 80th anniversary in 2014. The other the ingénue with a mere 10 years of history. Combined, Pebbles and Bar create a bold new concept called Fusion that celebrates the best of both.

Measures 10¾" h. Holds 24 ounces.

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Designed around 1895, this pattern gained popularity when it was commissioned by the Maharaja of Navancore for his wife, the Maharani. Featuring cascading flora on a flute-shaped goblet, Maharani demonstrates the grandeur of the glassmaker’s art via its copper-wheel engraved motifs, pearlized-cut stems and 24K gilding.

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The Sonnet collection is one of the jewels of drinking glass design from Moser. Its character is defined by the minimalistic lines of the smooth walls and the energetic hand-cutting in perfectly-balanced proportions. Champagne, wine and even pure water will thus always have a real spark. Mouth-blown of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

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Using the Whiskey pattern shape as a starting point, Moser’s Master Engravers have come up with a whimsical pattern called Pebbles. Evocative of both small stones and little chunks of ice, Pebbles has become one of the most popular Moser barware patterns.

Measures 2¾" diameter x 6½" h. Holds 13½ oz.

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Moser’s Master Engravers have come up with a whimsical pattern called "Pebbles". Evocative of both small stones and little chunks of ice, Pebbles has become one of the most popular Moser barware patterns.

Measures 2½" diameter x 10" h. Holds 5¾ ounces.

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The Bar pattern is attributed to Rudolf Eschler and was first produced in 1934. Enjoyed worldwide, Moser introduced a contemporary update to the classic design in 2020 with six stunning new colors used in the underlay of the vessel bowl. The "ice bottom" (describing the rich proportions of the square cut base) of each remains clear in this updated design. Handmade of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic by Moser, since 1857.

Measures 3½" diameter x 4" h. Holds 7¼ ounces.

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Created by Moser’s master engravers, this whimsical pattern called "Pebbles" evokes the look of both small stones and little chunks of ice. Usually found in barware, the handsome pattern is translated into rugged candlelight, dispersing light in beguiling patterns through the hand-cut and polished crystal. Mouth-blown of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

Measures 2¼" diameter x 2" h.

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Designed by Studio Moser artistic director Lukáš Jaburek, the multiple panel cuts create an optical effect that imbues this piece with a vibrant energy. Handmade of the finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic since 1857.

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Designed by Oldrich Lipa in 1968, this pattern features a smooth, cylindrical shape with a thick "strengthened" bottom.

Measures 3" diameter x 6½" h. Holds 13½ oz.

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Created by Moser’s master engravers, this whimsical pattern called Pebbles evokes the look of both small stones and little chunks of ice. One of their most popular patterns, Pebbles features 9 brilliant color options to choose from. Also available is a boxed set of 6 assorted colors. Mouthblown and handcut of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

Measure 3½" diameter x 4" h. Hold 12½ ounces.

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Designed by artisan Oldrich Lípa in 1968, this classic Moser pattern features a smooth, cylindrical shape with a thick "strengthened" bottom for a satisfying weight. 

Measures 2" diameter x 2⅝" h. Holds 2 oz.

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Moser has elegantly captured the fragility and diversity of butterfly wings in the graceful curves of Butterfly stemware. Available in a clear bowl + aquamarine stem combination, the bottom of the bowl has beautiful cuts that make the light bounce around the bowl and make the entire glass sparkle.

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Studio Moser and head designer Lukáš Jabůrek were inspired by a rose to create the Rouge Bowl. Swirls of color offset by layers of white create a stunning depth to this masterpiece.

Measures 9¾" diameter x 7½" h.

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The pattern is attributed to Rudolf Eschler and was first produced in 1934. Ice bottom is the name given to the square cut base to describe its rich proportions.

Measures 2" diameter x 2¼" h. Holds 1½ oz.

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This pattern is an example of the "papal" cut so called because it is a derivative of the Pope pattern and its defining panel cuts. The Pope pattern was commissioned by Pope Pius XI in 1923 while its offspring Lady Hamilton was first produced in 1934. Lady Hamilton has become one of Moser’s superlative patterns and continues to be very popular to this day. As presented here, it is available with an etched 24K gold band.

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The cubist movement of the early twentieth century began as a revolt against the artistic ideals of previous years and featured deconstructed objects that were rejoined in abstract ways. Western Europe embraced cubism in paintings and sculpture but in Bohemia (now the Czech Republic) its grasp extended to architecture and the applied arts as well. No doubt a walk around modern-day Prague, with its many echoes of this movement, inspired Czech artist Rony Plesl to design the Cubism collection for Moser.

Measures 3½" diameter x 4" h. Holds 7½ oz.

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This striking offering from Moser depicts six different aquatic scenes engraved on the ever popular Whisky barware pattern.

Measures 3" diameter x 6½" h. Holds 13½ oz.

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Designed in 1911, the Splendid collection is considered to be the magnum opus of Moser design. The whole world saw the beauty in 1947, when the Czechoslovak president Edvard Beneš gave Splendid to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, as a wedding present. Splendid is fully diamond crosscut by hand and topped off with a dramatic 24k gold band that is handpainted and fired before being polished with agate and hematite. Every piece passes through at least 36 pairs of hands before it is complete. Mouthblown and handcut of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

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Moser's version of the classic vodka glass which was designed to drink the spirit as the Russians do: neat and chilled. Handmade in the Czech Republic of the world's finest lead-free crystal.

Measures 1½" diameter x 3⅞" h. Holds 2½ oz.

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The crystal-clear Culbuto decanter presents the genuine demonstration of functionalism, thought it conveys a light and harmonious impression. Hand blown of ecologically friendly lead-free crystal.

Measures 6¾" h. Holds 32 oz.

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Created by Moser’s master engravers, this whimsical pattern called Pebbles evokes the look of both small stones and little chunks of ice.

Measures 4¾" diameter x 7¾" h. Holds 8¾ oz.

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A unique optical ribbing technique imparts the Optic pattern with playful texture and subtle depth. Mouthblown from the finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic.

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Moser brings a charming lightness to crystal with the Optic collection, masterfully developed around the playful effect of pervading light. Offered in the Moser color range, each footed bowl is mouthblown of pure unleaded ecological crystal glass. Handmade in the Czech Republic.

Measures 5" diameter x 4" h.

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An optical ribbing technique imparts the Optic pattern with playful texture and subtle depth.

Measures 3¾" h. Holds 12¼ oz.

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The curved nature of Culbuto is a shining example of the Functionalism school of design (the function of an object should determine its design and materials). Created to embody this school of thought, Culbuto was first introduced in 1935. Mouth-blown of the world's finest lead-free crystal in the Czech Republic. 

Measures 3½" diameter x 3½" h. Holds 11½ ounces.

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The name of this bowl stems from the optical effect of the opposing walls reflecting back alternating layers of color and white which appear to create multiple- if not quite 100- layers to this fascinating piece.

Measures 9¾" diameter x 7½" h.

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Created by Moser’s master engravers, this whimsical pattern called "Pebbles" evokes the look of both small stones and little chunks of ice.

Measures 4¾" diameter x 3" h.

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The curved nature of these bowls is a good example of the Functionalism school of design (the function of an object should determine its design and materials). Created to embody this school of thought, the Culbuto pattern dates back to 1935.

Measures 4¾" diameter x 2¼" h.

Assorted Colors

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Designed by Oldrich Lipa in 1968, this pattern features a smooth, cylindrical shape with a thick "strengthened" bottom. 

Measures 3½" diameter x 4" h. Holds 12½ oz.

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