Retro glassware

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Coupe glass, $119.95 (set of 2), from Riedel.

France Rainbow wine glass, $55 (set of 4), from Francalia.

Jellies Rose water glass, $25, from Top3 by Design.

Paola C Routine mouth-blown glass cup, $75, from Hub.

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Medium pink goblet, $69 (set of 4), from Maison Balzac.

Jellies light blue wine glass, $25, from Top3 by Design.

Firenze orange tumbler, $29, from Exhibit Interiors.

Happy O Vol. 2 tumbler, $99.95 (set of 4), from Riedel.

Fferrone Design Margot Champagne glass, $260 (set of 2), from Hub.

V&B Boston Champagne flute in green, $17, from Peter’s of Kensington.

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