Crystal glasses Bohemia

Crystal goblets are famous for their crystal clarity, hand-cut and rainbow shimmering in the light. Czech crystal glasses are a work comparable to paintings, they are as beautiful as art objects!

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Glasses are blown by hand, after which they are cut by Czech craftsmen, and depending on the decor, they can be painted with gold or platinum, in different colors from red, blue yellow to purple and even black, and also decorated with high mala - molding smalt in the form of flowers.

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♦ Wine glasses from bohemia crystal:

♦ Champagne glasses from bohemia crystal:

♦ Glasses for brandy from bohemia crystal:

♦ Glasses for vodka from bohemia crystal:

♦ Glasses for water from bohemia crystal:

♦ Glasses for whiskey from bohemia crystal:

Assortment of crystal glasses:

- Crystal with gold and molding: after the glasses have been blown out, they are cut by hand for the Scheherazade series, these are stars and stripes, on which artists later apply liquid gold. After baking glasses in the oven, the following masters decorate the golden frames with high enamel - molding smalt. This decor consists of flowers with painted petals, which are also later fired.

- Wine glasses with pearlescent paints: this is the most expensive and exclusive work, crystal glasses are painted not only with gold, but also with special chandelier paints, after baking in the oven, they have a pearlescent hue. This is painstaking and long work, because the whole glass is painted with gold, and since crystal bends at high temperatures when baking gold, this is also a very exclusive technology that is stored - you will not find such work almost anywhere!

- Glasses made of colored crystal: two different technologies are inherent here, the first is old-fashioned called overhead crystal, that is, the color is already in the mass and the glasses have two layers of crystal, the second is using firing on the colored glasses in the oven!

Original crystal glasses:

Many are interested in how to identify or distinguish between glasses made of crystal or stele, someone will say that the surest way is to ring, but this is not so! The clink of glasses determines its shape and method of production, not the composition; there are glass glasses that clink no worse. A shape similar to brandy or ordinary glasses will have a rich ringing, a shape similar to a tulip will have a muffled ringing, since there is not a wide bowl and the edges are bent over the rouge.

What method is applicable then? Remember, crystal glasses will always be heavy, despite the fact that the rims or the bowl itself will be thin, due to tin oxide, the crystal becomes heavier than glass, glass glasses will have to have very thick walls to compare in weight. And also the edges on the glasses will have a metallic overflow, which will be absent on glass glasses!