"Balmoral" whiskey tumblers by Theresienthal

The "Balmoral" whiskey tumblers by Bavarian manufactory Theresienthal add a delightfully royal ambiance to your bar. Historical patterns from the manufactory's archive are cut by hand into the mouthblown crystal glass. Each of the six patterns represents an English royal House. The patterns are available individually and as a set of all six.

The name of the collection goes back to "Balmoral Castle", a country estate of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert in the Scottish Highlands. Queen Victoria was a passionate Scotch whiskey drinker – and the nearest whiskey distillery just a stone's throw away.

From melting the glass to the final polish, glassware by Theresienthal is completely handmade by passionate artisans. Since the tumblers are mouthblown, each piece is unique. Small air bubbles that may be trapped inside the crystal glass testify to the manual production and underline the individual character of each "Balmoral" whiskey tumbler.

• The delivery time for each item is shown in the following table.
• The shipping costs for the destination U.S.A. are US $ 35.00.
• Artedona ships globally, mainly with UPS. Within Germany you can also choose to have your order shipped with DHL. Available shipping options are shown during check-out.
• For your inquiries, please call us at +49 (89) 45 69 20 66.

Please avoid heating your glasses above 50°C and exposing them to abrupt temperature changes, such as by adding ice cubes to sun-warmed glasses or pouring hot tea into cold glasses. High temperatures and rapid changes create stresses that can lead to breakage – sometimes only later.

Glasses with paintings, gilding, or platinum plating must never be placed in the dishwasher, as precious metals and enamel colors can be damaged or washed out.

Plain glasses as well as cut or engraved glasses may be cleaned in the dishwasher, but only below 50°C and without harsh detergents. However, hand wash is recommended, as dishwashers can dissolve glass components and cause the surface to become cloudy over time.

It is best to use a pure linen cloth for drying and polishing.

For candle holders: to avoid thermal shock, change the candle before the flame is 3 cm away from the crystal.