Spiccato - Old fashion tumbler

Spiccato is a musical technique for bowed string instruments, used as the bow bounces on the string. Coming from the Italian spiccare, the technique was born during the 17th century, and became popular very quickly. A technique requiring great knowledge of the art and its material. The Spiccato collection from Cristallerie de Montbronn reflects the musical technique in its complex entity: fine flat cuts rise from the bottom of the red wine glass, giving way to a graceful crown of precious gold and immaculate silver, contrasting the glittering crystal in a unique way.

• Spiccato is available in clear crystal.
• The adding of gold and/or of our other precious finishes includes a visual, creative and technical added value, for an overall richer and more elegant finish.
• The flat cuts cut, used since the XIXth century and popularized in the XXth, offers a variety of usages in a timeless manner for the setting of a traditional or resolutely modern table.
• The whole is blown, cut and polished thoroughly by our devoted and crystal-loving experts.