1890 Shot Glass 6cl

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  • 1890 Shot Glass 6cl

1890 Shot Glass 6cl

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SKU: UB600-1

Adding to Urban Bar's Retro range, we introduce the 1890 Shot Glass. With an etched pattern, this glass has a vintage charm to match the other 1890 pattern pieces. This bold shot glass is made from premium lead-free crystal glass. Due to this luxury material, this glass has a high level of transparency. Matched with the vintage etching, this shot glas gives aperitifs a premium presentation.

Product Features

  • Vintage etched shot glass
  • Lead-free crystal glass
  • Etched vintage Edwardian style floral swag design
  • Dishwasher safe - see our Crystal Glass Care Guide for more information

Specifications:

  • Weight:112g
  • Height:6cm
  • Width:4.5cm
  • Dishwasher Safe?:Yes
  • Glass Properties:Etched Pattern,High Transparency,Lead Free Crystal,Machine Made
  • Material:Glass

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    Positive Impact with Greenspark

    • Plastic
    • Kelp
    • Bees
    • Trees
    We've already rescued 4,975 plastic bottles
    plastic

    We’re fighting plastic pollution by ethically recovering & recycling ocean-bound plastic. Together with Greenspark, we’re working to prevent ocean bound plastics from reaching our waterways, and reducing the need for new plastic by providing a recycled alternative while supporting local communities economically.

    Read more about this project, click here.
    We've already planted 9 kelp
    kelp

    We’re planting kelp in British Columbia, Canada and supporting the restoration of critical marine ecosystems. These underwater forests offer shelter, sustenance, and breeding grounds for numerous species, such as Herring, Salmon, and Northern Abalone, strengthening marine ecosystem resilience.

    Read more about this project, click here.
    We've already protected 180 bees
    bees

    Bees are essential for life on Earth, pollinating 75% of the crops we eat and playing a vital role in sustaining ecosystems. By creating safe environments in Kenya for these tiny superheroes, we’re helping to restore the balance of nature, support local communities, and combat the biodiversity crisis.

    Read more about this project, click here.
    We've already planted 9 trees
    trees

    We're restoring vital mangrove forests in Maranhão, Brazil by replanting native species, protecting the coastline, and capturing carbon. The project also supports local Quilombola communities with fair wages and job opportunities, extending essential benefits to the environment and the local population. Advanced geospatial and drone monitoring ensure sustainable, transparent progress in restoring habitats and enhancing biodiversity.

    Read more about this project, click here.