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Traditional quality, contemporary designs, unusual colors
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Traditional quality, contemporary designs, unusual colors |
A wine gift from fine Czech crystal, a unique gift Choices not everyone gives, something well out of the ordinary. We've done the footwork for you and found the best crystal available in the heart of Europe. Heirloom quality crystal, classic or contemporary, is a truly unique gift You can't go wrong with crystal for a treasured gift Consider a half-dozen (or, better yet, a full dozen) exquisite wine goblets for your gift giving. They'll grace any table for years to come, be admired by guests and set with pride. You'll be remembered every time they're used. We also offer a stunning collection of fine lead crystal vases at varying prices to fit your budget. An affordable gift of fine Czech crystal All our crystal comes directly from workshops in the Czech Republic. Shipped to you by air from Prague, allowing us to sell premium quality crystal at surprisingly affordable prices. To save even more, select from our Monthly Special. Twelve times yearly, you'll save $20. Hand made means so much in a mass produced world Every piece in our collection is made entirely by hand, by craftsmen who trace their crystal working ancestry back for centuries, often in the same villages where they now live and work. We see them working the glass, young and old in leather aprons or shorts and running shoes, several generations side by side are reflected in the glare of the kiln. Heirloom crystal from centuries of fine crystal tradition Czech crystal, the presentation gift of kings for more than six centuries will remain in your family as a valued heirloom. This enduring tradition of craftsmanship assures you've made the right choice, sets you apart from the ordinary and shows you know your way around the world of fine craftsmanship. There's still time to make your selections and have them delivered by air mail We can have your choices at your door, shipped directly from the Czech Republic, in a matter of approximately a five to ten business days. Feel Bohemian delivers old world craft on a new world schedule. At the end of 17th and the beginning of the 18th century, the major reputation and world recognition of Czech glass was achieved. There was strong development withon specialized Czech production, including the decorating of glass by painting, engraving and cutting. Czech glass of these times put to shame the previously favorite Venetian glass. By the end of 18th and beginning of the 19th centuries, English, Irish and French lead crystal began to compete with Czech glass. Lead crystal was glass with a high content of lead and very suitable for cutting, as it was softer, heavier and attained an extremely high luster.
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