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Description
Spring can stand upright for water or cocktails, then rest on its side for a small pour of cognac. The rounded bowl curves inward toward the rim and narrows below into a short cylindrical foot. That foot fits into the opening of another glass, allowing the pair to stack between uses. Danish architect Jørn Utzon, best known for the Sydney Opera House, designed Spring in 1949; Danish homeware brand Architectmade produces it in mouth-blown clear glass.
Sold as a set of two, these stackable drinking glasses work for water with dinner, a short cocktail, or an after-dinner drink. Their transparent surfaces show the contents and catch reflections along the curved sides. Keep them stacked in a cupboard or ready to use on a drinks tray. Each glass holds 6.8 fluid ounces and is dishwasher safe. The set contains two identical glasses; trays, bottles, and additional glasses shown in photographs are not included.
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