La Rochere Napoleon Bee Stemmed Wine Glass Set of 6 – Vintage Wine Glasses – La Rochere Bee Glassware Sets (9 oz)

The glasses are beautiful and great quality. I ordered 6 at first and just ordered another set.I can use them for a casual look or a more elegant table setting. Well worth the price. One of the best purchases I have made.

These bee wine glasses are thick (not fragile) they are beautiful. I can also use them not only for wine but for parfait desserts. Everytime i serve them i get a compliment

I love the bee motif on the glassware! I am so excited about buying them at half price because they were used. The glasses were like brand new! I could not be happier with them. None were broken during shipment because they were well packed!.

These glasses have been on my bucket list for awhile now. They did not disappoint. First, they were substantially packaged and arrived with no chips or breaks. The glasses are beautiful, heavy and definitely high quality, but sturdy and functional. The company that produces them has been in business for over 500 years, so they definitely know how to produce quality glassware. They are comfortable to hold and beautiful on the table. They should last my lifetime and beyond if cared for properly. I look forward to adding other sizes to my collection.

These are thick and heavy. The substantial hand feel is very luxurious. The elegant shape and bee detail make these goblets gorgeous to look at and enjoyable to use. I bought them for the garden party décor I am curating for my numerous summer birthdays ahead!

Okay, so first I want to say that I love the goblets, they are beautiful classics that will add a touch of class to any table. Sturdy, extremely well made, and the bees add that classic French touch. Yes they have seams - they are pressed glass, not blown. The seams add to the classic heritage of these glasses.A lot of people are disturbed that the glasses don't hold as much as advertised. Here's why:This is a 350ml glass. If you go to La Rochere's website they are listed with a volume of 35cl (centiliters.) This is correct. When filled to the very top they will hold 350ml. 350ml is slightly over 12 IMPERIAL ounces. These glasses are made in Europe by a European company, and the product description they are providing is reflecting that.350ml is slighty under 12 US ounces, so this is where the confusion comes in. Inconsistencies in old fashioned units of measurement. These glasses will hold slightly less than a 12 ounce can of soda if you do not add ice.I do wish that they had a glass that was closer to 40cl (other than the iced tea glasses that mix pressed and blown glass) but these are made using historical pattern, which is part of the charm.Anyway, just wanted to help clear up the confusion surrounding the volume of these glasses. Another reason to embrace the metric system. :)

Received my glasses today. Although, beautiful, they look more brown than the olive green I ordered. I will keep them anyway & use them lovingly. Still, I’m a little disappointed.

They aren’t as delicate as most stemware. Especially with granite countertops. Great for dishwasher.