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Fferrone Dearborn Wine Glass - Set of 2

Made in Czech Republic
Designed by Felicia Ferrone

Dearborn Wine Glass is ideal for fine wine, whiskey and cocktails.

Felicia Ferrone's Dearborn Collection is glassware for a contemporary lifestyle. The design highlights balance with its intricate, hand-formed interior fluting set against minimal, straight outer lines. Along with the Margot Collection, it is a longtime favorite collection of renowned interior designer, Kelly Wearstler, who was an early adopter of fferrone. Dearborn Collection glassware has been featured in publications such as Fortune Magazine and Telegraph Luxury, and like so many fferrone collections, has graced the homes, events and wedding registries of the most stylish taste-makers.

Each piece is hand-formed without the use of molds by master glassblowers. The borosilicate glass allows for a range of hot and cold applications. As is the case for all fferrone glassware collections, the Dearborn Collection is oven, microwave, and dishwasher safe for everyday use.

Dimensions

H 6.5 ø 8 cm

  • DBWN02 / 207mL
  • Zip - Own it now, pay later
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