Bacchus Champagne Flute - $69.75 USD 
 Set of 4 The Bacchus Collection Champagne Flute is surrounded by clusters of grapes that have been skillfully hand painted on this hand blown glass. This hand painted goblet stands 9.5 inches tall and has a 7 oz. capacity. The Bacchus collection is festooned with clusters of grapes with gold tendrils. Some of these pieces show the grape vines twining their way to the top. These are generously sized, hand blown wine glasses and serving pieces. Each piece is hand shaped and hand painted. No two pieces are exactly alike. How the Bacchus Collection is made: Glass blowing is the art of creating an object from molten glass by blowing air into a utilizing tube. The glass in the oven takes days to melt (the oven is never turned off). The artisan collects molten glass on the tip of his blow rod, being careful to accumulate just the right about for the piece to be blown. Once the shape of the glass has been achieved, the glass is cooled. It is then sent onto etching stations where the grape pattern is cut by hand into the glass. Different craftsmen cut the different pieces of the etching: one person etches the grapes, another the vine , and yet another the leaves. When the glass etching is complete, the glass is polished and sent to the painting station. Here the etchings are painted by hand, using natural luster and real gold. Once the piece is in its final shape, it is fired one more time to ensure long-lasting strength, durability, and color.
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Bacchus Goblet - $72.00 USD 
Set of 4 The Bacchus Collection Goblet is surrounded by clusters of grapes that have been skillfully hand painted on this hand blown glass. This hand painted goblet stands 9.5 inches tall and has a 15 oz. capacity. The Bacchus collection is festooned with clusters of grapes with gold tendrils. Some of these pieces show the grape vines twining their way to the top. These are generously sized, hand blown wine glasses and serving pieces. Each piece is hand shaped and hand painted. No two pieces are exactly alike. How the Bacchus Collection is made: Glass blowing is the art of creating an object from molten glass by blowing air into a utilizing tube. The glass in the oven takes days to melt (the oven is never turned off). The artisan collects molten glass on the tip of his blow rod, being careful to accumulate just the right about for the piece to be blown. Once the shape of the glass has been achieved, the glass is cooled. It is then sent onto etching stations where the grape pattern is cut by hand into the glass. Different craftsmen cut the different pieces of the etching: one person etches the grapes, another the vine , and yet another the leaves. When the glass etching is complete, the glass is polished and sent to the painting station. Here the etchings are painted by hand, using natural luster and real gold. Once the piece is in its final shape, it is fired one more time to ensure long-lasting strength, durability, and color.
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Bacchus Plate - small - $31.50 USD 
 Each The Bacchus Collection Plate - small is surrounded by clusters of grapes that have been skillfully hand painted on this hand blown glass. This hand painted item is approx 8" in diam. The Bacchus collection is festooned with clusters of grapes with gold tendrils. Some of these pieces show the grape vines twining their way to the top. These are generously sized, hand blown wine glasses and serving pieces. Each piece is hand shaped and hand painted. No two pieces are exactly alike. How the Bacchus Collection is made: Glass blowing is the art of creating an object from molten glass by blowing air into a utilizing tube. The glass in the oven takes days to melt (the oven is never turned off). The artisan collects molten glass on the tip of his blow rod, being careful to accumulate just the right about for the piece to be blown. Once the shape of the glass has been achieved, the glass is cooled. It is then sent onto etching stations where the grape pattern is cut by hand into the glass. Different craftsmen cut the different pieces of the etching: one person etches the grapes, another the vine , and yet another the leaves. When the glass etching is complete, the glass is polished and sent to the painting station. Here the etchings are painted by hand, using natural luster and real gold. Once the piece is in its final shape, it is fired one more time to ensure long-lasting strength, durability, and color.
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Bacchus Pitcher - med - $45.00 USD
 The Bacchus Collection Pitcher - med is surrounded by clusters of grapes that have been skillfully hand painted on this hand blown glass. This hand painted item stands 7 inches tall and has a 3 1/2 cup. capacity. The Bacchus collection is festooned with clusters of grapes with gold tendrils. Some of these pieces show the grape vines twining their way to the top. These are generously sized, hand blown wine glasses and serving pieces. Each piece is hand shaped and hand painted. No two pieces are exactly alike. How the Bacchus Collection is made: Glass blowing is the art of creating an object from molten glass by blowing air into a utilizing tube. The glass in the oven takes days to melt (the oven is never turned off). The artisan collects molten glass on the tip of his blow rod, being careful to accumulate just the right about for the piece to be blown. Once the shape of the glass has been achieved, the glass is cooled. It is then sent onto etching stations where the grape pattern is cut by hand into the glass. Different craftsmen cut the different pieces of the etching: one person etches the grapes, another the vine , and yet another the leaves. When the glass etching is complete, the glass is polished and sent to the painting station. Here the etchings are painted by hand, using natural luster and real gold. Once the piece is in its final shape, it is fired one more time to ensure long-lasting strength, durability, and color.
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Bacchus Oil/Vinegar Bottle - small - $25.87 USD 
The Bacchus Collection Oil/Vinegar Bottle - small is surrounded by clusters of grapes that have been skillfully hand painted on this hand blown glass. This hand painted item stands 9 inches tall and has a 5 oz. capacity. The Bacchus collection is festooned with clusters of grapes with gold tendrils. Some of these pieces show the grape vines twining their way to the top. These are generously sized, hand blown wine glasses and serving pieces. Each piece is hand shaped and hand painted. No two pieces are exactly alike. How the Bacchus Collection is made: Glass blowing is the art of creating an object from molten glass by blowing air into a utilizing tube. The glass in the oven takes days to melt (the oven is never turned off). The artisan collects molten glass on the tip of his blow rod, being careful to accumulate just the right about for the piece to be blown. Once the shape of the glass has been achieved, the glass is cooled. It is then sent onto etching stations where the grape pattern is cut by hand into the glass. Different craftsmen cut the different pieces of the etching: one person etches the grapes, another the vine , and yet another the leaves. When the glass etching is complete, the glass is polished and sent to the painting station. Here the etchings are painted by hand, using natural luster and real gold. Once the piece is in its final shape, it is fired one more time to ensure long-lasting strength, durability, and color.
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Bacchus Oil/Vinegar Bottle - large - $27.00 USD 
 The Bacchus Collection Oil/Vinegar bottle - large is surrounded by clusters of grapes that have been skillfully hand painted on this hand blown glass. This hand painted item stands 11 inches tall and has a 9 oz. capacity. The Bacchus collection is festooned with clusters of grapes with gold tendrils. Some of these pieces show the grape vines twining their way to the top. These are generously sized, hand blown wine glasses and serving pieces. Each piece is hand shaped and hand painted. No two pieces are exactly alike How the Bacchus Collection is made: Glass blowing is the art of creating an object from molten glass by blowing air into a utilizing tube. The glass in the oven takes days to melt (the oven is never turned off). The artisan collects molten glass on the tip of his blow rod, being careful to accumulate just the right about for the piece to be blown. Once the shape of the glass has been achieved, the glass is cooled. It is then sent onto etching stations where the grape pattern is cut by hand into the glass. Different craftsmen cut the different pieces of the etching: one person etches the grapes, another the vine , and yet another the leaves. When the glass etching is complete, the glass is polished and sent to the painting station. Here the etchings are painted by hand, using natural luster and real gold. Once the piece is in its final shape, it is fired one more time to ensure long-lasting strength, durability, and color.
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Bacchus Bud Vase - $31.50 USD 
The Bacchus Collection Bud Vase is surrounded by clusters of grapes that have been skillfully hand painted on this hand blown glass. This hand painted item stands 11 inches tall and has a 9 oz. capacity. The Bacchus collection is festooned with clusters of grapes with gold tendrils. Some of these pieces show the grape vines twining their way to the top. These are generously sized, hand blown wine glasses and serving pieces. Each piece is hand shaped and hand painted. No two pieces are exactly alike
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