Intermezzo Gold Carafe

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2024 Tableware Award of Excellence Winner: Intermezzo Gold Carafe

Experience the pinnacle of Swedish glass design with the Intermezzo Gold Carafe, a 2024 Tableware Award of Excellence winner, designed by Erika Lagerbielke for Orrefors. This iconic 37oz carafe, featuring the signature gold-filled bubble, is a testament to the artistry of mouth-blown crystal. Perfect for wine or water, it's a statement piece for any table.

  • Design: Erika Lagerbielke, Intermezzo Collection
  • Award: 2024 Tableware Award of Excellence
  • Feature: Signature gold-filled bubble
  • Capacity: 37.9 oz
  • Material: Mouth-blown crystal
  • Ideal For: Wine, water
  • Dimensions: 12.0" H x 3.8" W
  • Product #: 6577585
  • Origin: Mouth-blown in Sweden.

Designed by Erika Lagerbielke

She is a highly acclaimed Swedish designer renowned for her elegant glassware collections with Orrefors, including the iconic Intermezzo series. Erika Lagerbielke has earned numerous prestigious design awards and created enduring glassware collections for Orrefors.

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