Anjou stemware

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48377485486_28d604bf43_o_d.jpg From Europe, the French glass brand La Rochere founded in 1475, For half a century, despite the great fires and wars, it still stands firm to this day. And with the trend of the times, innovate technology and create a priceless brand. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48377632412_39bc428e9e_o_d.jpg LR French glass factory follows the ancient pressed glass technology, First melt the glass at high temperature, then pour the liquid glass into a metal mold, Strong pressure is applied to shape the glass and create a clearly visible relief-like pattern. Through the unique polishing technology, the surface of the pressed glass has a special luster, The seams that are sometimes visible on the glass are the marks left when the mold is opened, Does not affect the use of the function. Europeans like to name products, endowed with a unique meaning, All glassware at La Rochere has a name, Most are named after French places, This braided cut glass is no exception. It is the low-footed cup of the ANJOU series, Simple and neat appearance, fashionable visual beauty, Like flowers blooming, the blooming receptacles hold up all kinds of elegance, Sip a cup of moisturizing drink slowly, Taste the taste of nectar with your favorite cup, Life needs positive energy, A beautiful cup is exactly that. **Specification** Name: Anjou low-footed cup Size: Height 12.8cm / Diameter 8.5cm Capacity: 230ml ※ Non-defective range 1. Using the traditional glass pressing technology, pour the high temperature liquid glass into the mold to form, after cooling and taking out, there are raised seams on the glass surface, which are left when the mold is opened and closed, without affecting the function of the use. 2. The occasional small air bubbles in the glass is due to a small amount of air remaining in the mold. When the glass is formed and cooled, the air merges into it and becomes small air bubbles. This is a normal phenomenon, please use it with confidence. 3. Small bumps, black spots and mold marks are inevitable during the production process, which is a normal phenomenon and does not affect the use.