Drinking Glasses

Four lines. The Essential Crystal collection (Short and Tall tumblers, sold in sets of 6) is lead-free crystal — the elevated, everyday-elegant pick. The Jupiter line (Short and Tall, sold in sets of 6) is everyday glass at a more accessible price point. The Pure Water Goblet (set of 6) is a footed everyday glass for water at the table. The Orbetto outdoor acrylic line (Short and Tall, sets of 8) is shatter-resistant for outdoor and poolside use. East Fork's ceramic Tiny Cup adds a stoneware option.

Lead-free crystal (the Essential Crystal line) is thinner, lighter, and refracts light more brilliantly than soda-lime glass — the sound when you tap a crystal glass is a clear, sustained ring. Regular glass (the Jupiter line) is more durable, more dishwasher-friendly over time, and reads more casual. Crystal is the pick for dinner-party feel; regular glass for daily kid-friendly use.

Short tumblers (8–12 oz typically) work for spirits, juice, milk, and water at the table. Tall tumblers (14–18 oz typically) work for highballs, iced tea, lemonade, and longer pours. Most households end up with both sizes — short for table and bar use, tall for the kitchen counter and hot-weather refills. Sets of 6 cover a family of 4 with two backups; doubling up for entertaining is common.

Yes — Essential Crystal, Jupiter, the Pure Water Goblet, and the Orbetto outdoor acrylic glasses are all dishwasher safe. For the longest life of the crystal line, place on the top rack and use a gentler detergent. The East Fork stoneware Tiny Cup is also dishwasher safe.

The Orbetto outdoor acrylic tumblers (sets of 8 in Short or Tall) are shatter-resistant and lightweight — built for poolside, patio, and tablescape use where dropping is a real risk. They read closer to glass than typical acrylic, with weight in the base and a clear-glass appearance.

Yes, we accept returns for 365 days from your order date.