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Georg Jensen

Sky Wine Carafe

C$ 225.00
4.5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100192234
Georg Jensen

Sky Wine Carafe

C$ 225.00
4.5 out of 5 Customer Rating
Item No. 100192234

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Material : Clear Glass
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Sky Wine Carafe
Sky Wine Carafe
Sky Wine Carafe
C$ 225.00

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Great wine deserves to be served in style. The Sky Wine Carafe is an elegant glass decanter, which not only gives wine the chance to breathe and aerate, but also adds some contemporary Scandinavian style to the whole process. Ergonomically shaped with a slender neck and dimple at the base, the decanter is easy to hold and pour from. A custom-shaped stainless steel coaster catches any escaping droplets of wine and stops them staining the table. Made in Portugal.
  • Easy to hold and pour.
  • Made in Portugal.
Brand
Georg Jensen
Collection
Sky Barware Collection
General Dimensions
  • 9⅛" H 7¾" W
Product Weight
1.5 lbs
Assembly
Comes fully assembled
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1-year warranty
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Dimensions

SKY WINE CARAFE GLASS

  • Height (in): 9⅛
  • Width (in): 7¾
  • Weight (lbs): 1.5
  • Mouth-blown and shaped glass
  • Mirror-polished stainless steel coaster

Aurélien Barbry

Threading the needle of beauty and function, French industrial designer Aurélien Barbry is careful not to tip the scale in favor of form: “My design philosophy is to move objects towards more simplicity and obviousness.” Though direct, his penchant for practical design – including furniture, lighting, and decor – leaves room for the exploration of sculptural, organic, and asymmetric silhouettes.

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