WILLIAM YEOWARD CRYSTAL

Designer Matthew Yee featured us on his fabulous table at the Lenox Hill Neighborhood House Spring Gala at Cipriani’s in April.  With a brilliant eye for color, Matthew combined our beautiful amethyst stemware with a shimmering brown table cloth and magenta orchids in tall cylinders.

Below is a closeup of the table scape, with our Vesper Candle Lamps contributing to the glimmer and glow!  The stemware includes the Amethyst Tumbler and Fanny Amethyst Goblet from the Country collection, and the Greta Wine from the new American Bar collection.  It all looks rich, sophisticated, and most of all, inviting!

Below is the Country Amethyst Tumbler, and…

the Greta Wine Glass.  

Brides Magazine features our Avington Bone China in Clear Magenta in this bright and cheerful spread inspired by the Cannes Film Festival.

Below is the close up of our Avington China looking as glamorous as a red carpet dress!

Brides is also featuring William Yeoward Crystal’s Vesta Double-Old Fashioned Tumbler in a Southern Black Tie feature.  Perfect for a mint julep at the Derby!

Here’s the Vesta Tumbler in close up in Brides.

Below is an image of the Vesta Highball with the DOF.

And below is the Vesta stemware.  Beautiful!

Here is the fantastic display of our new American Bar Collection at The Frame Shop in San Marina, CA.  Doesn’t it make you want to drop everything and have a cocktail?  Thank you, Mary and John!

B. D. Jeffries in Atlanta, GA sent us this image of their gorgeous display of our new American Bar collection.  Cocktails, anyone?

They also sent the image below of their lovely display of our Crystal.  Thanks Brad, Debbie and Sylvia!

Here is a sneak peak at a new collection of mouth-blown glass from William Yeoward Crystal called American Bar!  

(Below - Dakota barware)

This collection evokes the Roaring ‘20’s and the era of Prohibition that followed, when many of the most brilliant American bartenders set up shop in European cities, including at the Savoy Hotel’s ‘The American Bar’ in London.   In fact, many other chic hotel bars of that period in cities like London and Paris were known as “American bars”. 

(Below:  Lillian cocktail/champagne glass and cocktail jug)

Named after famous actresses of the era such as Lillian Gish and Marlene Deitrich, this collection reflects the glamour of this by-gone era.  These glasses and barware pieces make you want to have a couple cocktails and cut a rug!

(Below - Corinne stemware)

At prices ranging from $21 - $150, the American Bar collection is both appealing and affordable!

(Below - Greta stemware)

Grace Ormonde features the Eleanor Champagne Coupe in her Lifestyle section of the Spring/Summer 2012 issue, available January 7th.  Remember: Champagne coupes aren’t just for Champagne anymore!  Use them to serve cocktails, or even a decadent dessert.

Eleanor shines amongst all these gorgeous things!

Below is the Eleanor Champagne Coupe in close-up…

… and featured solo.  The Eleanor pattern is timeless and sophisticated!

Eleanor is a gorgeous new line of stemware, pictured below.  These are very substantial glasses, fit for a wine connoisseur!

Roxie , pictured below, is a refined line of barware - these glasses have a beautiful draping effect.  Cocktails anyone?  (Also available in a Martini Mixer & Stirrer not pictured).