Celtic Knot Crystal Brandy Glass 400ml - Pewter Emblem British Made

Celtic Knot Crystal Brandy Glass with Pewter Emblem

This handcrafted crystal brandy glass showcases authentic Celtic artistry through its meticulously crafted pewter Never Ending Knot emblem. Standing 12.5cm tall with a generous 400ml capacity, each glass is handmade by A E Williams, renowned British pewter artisans with a legacy of exceptional craftsmanship.

Premium Crystal and Pewter Construction

The glass combines crystal clarity with fine pewter craftsmanship, featuring the Celtic Never Ending Knot - a symbol representing eternity, continuity, and the interconnectedness of life. The pewter emblem is carefully applied to create a distinctive focal point that honors traditional Celtic design.

Specifications

• Height: 12.5cm
• Capacity: 400ml
• Material: Crystal glass with pewter emblem
• Design: Celtic Never Ending Knot
• Maker: A E Williams, British artisans
• Presentation: Sophisticated gift box included

Optional Personalization Services

Make this glass uniquely yours with our in-house engraving service. Add a name, date, or meaningful phrase to create a personalized keepsake. Professional gift wrapping is also available for an enhanced presentation.

Perfect for Multiple Occasions

Ideal for birthdays, anniversaries, milestone celebrations, or as a cherished addition to any glassware collection. Whether used for savoring fine spirits or displayed as a conversation piece, this glass brings Celtic elegance to any setting.

British Heritage Craftsmanship

A E Williams has built their reputation on traditional metalworking techniques combined with contemporary design. Each piece reflects their commitment to quality and attention to detail, making this glass a genuine piece of British artistry celebrating the eternal nature of Celtic design.

The combination of functional drinkware and decorative Celtic symbolism makes this crystal brandy glass suitable for heritage enthusiasts, collectors of unique glassware, and anyone who appreciates the intersection of artistry and utility.