stemware

In the show is the stemware he designed for the company.

Use stemware, and your guests will think even better of them.

Crystal stemware might be the most fragile item you can own.

Got some lovely old stemware out of his new cupboards.

I said, running my fingers up and down the mahogany stemware shelves.

"These glasses are not designed to replace stemware," he added.

There's no corkage and the range of stemware is impressive.

Approximately 100 people were employed making drinking glasses and stemware.

A piece of stemware having a long stem with a tall, narrow bowl on top.

It took her three years to develop the stemware to her liking.

Some, no doubt, would appreciate something to pour into that crystal stemware they registered for.

She sipped the drink, and watched them over the rim of the delicate stemware.

In addition to individual pieces of crystal, the company made crystal stemware.

Walter looked across the table, through the diamond-cut stemware.

The stemware was so cold I could see ice flakes sliding along the outer surface of the glass.

We have a display cabinet housing an extremely humble collection of crystal and stemware.

But companies specializing in obsolete crystal stemware do exist.

Tables are bedecked with white cloths, candles and sparkling green stemware.

Stemware is drinkware that stands on stems above a base.

The restaurant's trademark stemware gives its lusty reds plenty of room to breathe.

A three-tiered rack holds 18 glasses of varied Hungarian stemware, each with some water.

As with other stemware, the stem allows the drinker to hold the glass without affecting the temperature of the drink.

Tanya was already there, pouring freshly squeezed orange juice into crystal stemware.

It has everything from shot glasses (55 cents a glass per day) to lead crystal stemware ($1.25).

Though she never drank more than one glass of wine, she held out the crystal stemware for a refill.