220cc (a pair of price) [MSA lettering whiskey cup] deep sea blue Italian wedding gift

**Please press [Contact Designer] to note the engraving content (Chinese, English, Japanese and Korean numbers are available)** Brand: Italy Bormioli Rocco Material: glass / cup / whiskey cup Size: 7.2cm x 9.1cm/220cc **Custom range: a sentence** **(Special customer system is priced according to the complexity, welcome to provide customized image files)** Bormioli Rocco is a well-known glassware brand in Italy. Designers hand-designed custom gifts and unique commemorative gifts. Suitable for special birthday gifts, wedding gifts, wedding commemorative cups, tasting notes https://img-shoplineapp-com.s3.amazonaws.com/media/image_clips/563348bb69702d095aaf0900/source.jpg?1446201531 Please pay special attention to this cup before it is ordered. After ordering, it should be treated as a glass drop. https://img-shoplineapp-com.s3.amazonaws.com/media/image_clips/5603a2b869702d659d773000/original.jpg?1443078839 Glass drop Why does the cup mouth have a protruding small bump? This small bump, called "glass drop" in the production of professional terms, after the complete molding, cut off the tail part of the excess glass solution, is a feature of the glass before the manual furnace. At the same time, leaving the mouth at the mouth of the cup can also prevent the perfect connection between the glass fittings. For example, the heat-resistant glass tea set will be heated frequently, if the parts are properly sucked together, the inside of the pot during the heating process High air pressure cannot be released, and it is very likely that danger will occur after the internal and external air pressure difference reaches a certain level. Glass drops are normal and present on all hand-blown glassware and are an important feature of the naked eye distinguishing between handmade glass and mechanical glassware. (Note: Blowing process: using a long iron pipe to draw a glass blank that has been melted by a high temperature of 1200 degrees, the glass craftsman blows the uncooled billet at the other end of the iron pipe to make the glass blank swell and form a shape The first formed bottom is first hardened. At this time, the glass at the position of the spout is not completely solidified. The craftsman uses a knife to gently cut along the preset position to separate the entire cup from the remaining glass blank on the long iron tube to form a cup mouth. And thus a slight ball joint bulge is formed at the mouth of the cup.