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SERAX Fish & Fish - Glass bottle

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$38.35 $59 In stock

Category: Drinkware

One of the highlights of Paola Navone's Fish & Fish glassware collection is this transparent glass bottle. Its unique shape and functionality make it a veritable eye-catcher on the table. The bottle is available in different colors, but this transparent variant allows the contents to come into their own. It’s the perfect combination of use and design.   Capacity: 0.85L Dimensions: H29cmxW7.5cmxL10.6cm Material: Glass Color: Clear Weight: 1.1kg Design: Paola Navone Reference: B0822021
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

David ★★★★★

Filled it with water for dinner and the silhouette alone got three compliments before we even poured. The glass is thin but feels solid, and the shape really stands out even when it’s half empty.

Edward C. ★★★★★

The sculpted shape catches light from every angle, making even plain water look like something special on the dinner table. It pours cleanly without dripping, which is exactly what I wanted for a carafe-style bottle.

Stella A. ★★★★★

Filled it with water for a dinner party and guests kept asking where I got it—the fish-shaped silhouette catches the light in a way that makes plain tap water look fancy. It’s surprisingly sturdy for such a sculptural piece.