Crystal Tea Glasses

Crystal coffee and tea glasses with a stone set into the base, in 11 oz and 17 oz. They take heat without a handle and look like glassware rather than a mug.

Handleless glasses for coffee or tea, sold in pairs, with a slice of agate, rose quartz or amethyst held under the base in electroformed metal. Two sizes, 11 oz and 17 oz. The wall is thick enough that you can hold a hot drink without a handle, and the stone sits below the glass rather than in the drink. They read as glassware on the table rather than as mugs. Hand wash in warm water and dry straight away, since dishwasher heat and detergent dull the stone and the metal alike.

The same base appears on Crystal Wine Glasses, Whiskey Glasses and Crystal Champagne Glasses.

All of it sits in Crystal Glassware.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pour hot coffee or tea straight in?

Yes, that is what they are made for. Avoid taking one from a cold shelf to boiling water in one step, as any glass dislikes that.

Does the drink touch the stone?

No. The stone is set under the base, outside the glass, so what you drink from is plain glass.

Why is there no handle on a tea glass?

The wall carries enough thickness to hold comfortably, and the shape is meant to look like glassware rather than a mug.

What sizes do the tea and coffee glasses come in?

Two: 11 oz and 17 oz, both sold in pairs.