Little Heart Drinking Glass by Etienne Meneau
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Hot or Not?: Little Heart Drinking Glass by Etienne Meneau
Little Heart Drinking Glass by Etienne Meneau
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I find it a little disturbing. Plus, it looks like it would be a little awkward to drink from.
view jooly's profile
drinking glass??? I don't get it- It is very large for a glass of wine. Plus, imagine finger prints all over the little tubes (ewww!). Maybe it would work as a bud vase? Regardless, I wouldn't want to have to clean it.
view wendi_c's profile
Uh, not!
view Mrs.Mack's profile
how would you wash that?
view abigailm's profile
eeww
view elinka189's profile
want.
view kiljoywashere's profile
I believe that's a decanter, right? Not a wine glass.
view rbelrbel's profile
it's a decanter
view bibliogrrl's profile
No.
view toniannette's profile
I love it!
view goddessphx's profile
I like these, they are pretty and something new.
view K T G's profile
Its a little creepy but I do like unusual...I'm on the fence about this one.
view LaurieLu's profile
Never.
view La loca's profile
They gross me out...don't forget this veiny addition...No. 6 in the collection:
http://albumcarafe6.blogspot.com/
view UWSretreat's profile
ridiculous.
view lunatig's profile
Love it! I'm sure it would be popular at parties.
view KetchupFiend's profile
The purpose of a decanter is to allow the wine to breathe by exposing it to oxygen. That's why decanters typically are designed to have a wide bottom. This strikes me as design for design's sake.
view Kathryn's profile
Hi guys,
Press release said:
.Little Heart.
(drinking glass).
content : 20cl
hight : 7.9 in
material : borosilicat glass
limited edition (12)
price : 1500 euros shipping
view leslie's profile
Kathryn, I was just about to rant about "form and function." Thank you for reading my mind.
view Molly Margarita's profile
No problem :)
view Kathryn's profile
creepy.
view Tabitha (From Single to Married)'s profile
It would be cheaper to just drink your wine through a Silly Straw!
view Kathryn's profile
1500 euros for shipping? That's $ 1,906.35. Maybe the press release isn't exactly accurate.
But at the link provided by UWSretreat, this info shows up:
Petit Coeur / Little Heart
(verre à boire, drinking glass)
hauteur : 20 cm
Contenance : 20 cl
matière : verre borosilicate
prix : 1500 euros transport
édition limitée (8 numérotés et signés 4 épreuves d'artiste)
hight : 7.9 in.
content : 20 cl
material : borosilicat glass
price : 1500 euros shipping
limited edition ( 8 numbered and signed 4 artist proofs )
So,it's a carafe, not an individual glass. Not at over 7 inches.
view Palmetto's profile
As a glass - no
Larger version as decanter - maybe
view Gallivant's profile
I find it to be beautiful. I thought it was a decanter. Oh well, for that price, I guess it could also be a flower vase, and maybe it can walk my dog and if not it should.
view priz_m's profile
uh, no.
view outonalimb_2008's profile
20 cl = 6.76 oz. I believe the average pour (e.g., in a restaurant) is 5 oz.
view Kathryn's profile
this looks a drug paraphernalia charge waiting to happen!
hahaha...
view my umi says...'s profile
Perfectly ICKY.
view Mr. Dangerous's profile
Wine glasses have large openings so the drinker can smell the wine. Using a test-tube wide opening ruins the experience.
view m_j_s's profile
Oh no
No mo
Meneau
Yet again
Etienne
view quiltmaster's profile