Saint-Petersburg. Bridges Drinking Glass Holder
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SKU | S-129660 |
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Material | brass, nickel |
Height | 4'' (10 cm) |
Additional Information | Drinking glass is not included. |
UPC | 689860852563 |
Care & Use | Hand-wash |
The glass holder is made by stamping out of brass and covered with nickel and decorated with the image of Saint Peterburg's movable bridge. St. Petersburg is often called as the "Museum of Bridges", that is why getting to know the bridges of our "North Venice" is like getting to know the city.
A glass holder is a kitchen utensil with a long and fascinating history. The modern-style glass holder appeared in Russian railway transport in 1889, and today it’s traditionally used in trains for comfortable tea drinking.
Over the years, glass holders got a new high status. You will be surprised by the variety of glass holder styles, engraving patterns, and different materials. Nowadays, glass holders bring an aesthetic touch to traditional tea ceremonies.
Modern decorative glass holders are made of cupronickel, brass, copper, and silver. Silver, gold, nickel are used as protective and decorative coatings.
Benefits of glass holders:
- Glass holders will help you drink hot tea from glasses without burning your hands
- Glass holders significantly increase the stability of glasses
- Glass holders are used to remove the heat so that glasses will not crack while pouring the boiling water into them
- Make excellent gifts for connoisseurs and admirers of Russian culture and history.
Customers reviews
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Ann
PriceQualityShippingA very nice example of a glass holder. Classic!
A very nice example of a tea glass holder. Classic! Everything that I expect from a podstakannik.
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