MARTINI & COUPE GLASSES

Brand: HISTORY COMPANYColor: clear and brilliantFeatures: Premium Gift Box Set of 2 classically-designed, carefully-crafted Coupe-shaped Cocktail Glasses, inspired by the Bar Hemingway of the iconic Ritz Paris Hotel Imagine settling into your leather armchair, as you order a legendary cocktail, served in a refined coupe with sweeping curves and reinforced stem for added durability Perfectly proportioned, with rims curved inward ever so slightly, helping to contain a Daiquiri, Aviation, Sidecar, Manhattan, Last Word, or any straight up cocktail These versatile glasses can also be used for serving Champagne; 6-inch-tall stature and generous 8 1/2-ounce capacity; top diameter is 3 3/4-inches, base measures 2 3/4-inches; adds elegance and sophistication to your barware collection Excellent Cocktail Gift Set; Hundreds of Trustworthy Customer Reviews; Unconditional 100% Quality and Satisfaction Guarantee Binding: Kitchenmodel number: TT50Part Number: TT50-46Details: Imagine Hemingway at the Ritz. When most of us think of the Ritz -- or even Paris more generally -- our imaginations harken back to post-war, 1920s Paris and its most famous American ex-par, Ernest Hemingway. You can't help but imagine Hemingway at the Ritz, sipping cocktails in what was then called the Petitie Bar, deep in conversation or debate with the likes of F. Scott Fitzgerald, Gertrude Stein, Picasso or Cole Porter. The stature and sleek design of the 1920s-era "Old Ritz" Paris Cocktail Coupe offers a stunning visual presentation for the home dinner or cocktail party. Enjoy favorite cocktails in an elegant glass, with a side of history. Offered in a Gift Box Set of 2, for keeping or giving.EAN: 0608819365893Package Dimensions: 11.2 x 8.6 x 5.3 inches

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Brand: HISTORY COMPANYmodel number: TT48Part Number: VI-AFGQ-SRSWDetails: How to Get Out of Those Wet Clothes and Into a Dry Martini. American actor and Notre Dame alumnus, Charles Butterworth was a master at playing diffident, absentminded middle-aged bachelors. An offscreen drinking buddy of such literary wits as Robert Benchley and Corey Ford, Butterworth became so famous for his dry quips and cynical asides that Hollywood screenwriters began writing only fragmentary scripts for him, hoping that the actor would "fill in the blanks" with his own bon mots. The most famous of his improvised lines is immortalized in 1937's "Every Day's a Holiday," as Butterworth suggests that Charles Winniger "get out of those wet clothes and into a Dry Martini." The bowl of this 1930s-era glass is supported with a Victorian column -- the perfect pedestal to showcase the iconic Martini or other mixed drinks. Offered is a Gift Box Set of 2 Retro-style Martini Glasses, inspired by Mr. Butterworth himself. Intended for keeping or giving.EAN: 0608819366029Package Dimensions: 10.9 x 8.5 x 5.4 inches

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