Description

Experience the epitome of luxury with the Champagne Goblet CA’ D’ORO from the Sip of Gold collection by SIEGER by FÜRSTENBERG. These exquisite goblets redefine elegance, combining the artistry of wafer-thin porcelain with the allure of the finest precious metal.

When these goblets are filled with your favorite champagne, a mesmerizing spectacle unfolds. Countless reflections dance within, creating the enchanting illusion of liquid gold. It’s this captivating effect that lends the collection its evocative name, Sip of Gold, turning every sip into a truly opulent experience.

Not only are these goblets a visual marvel, but they are also a delight to drink from. Delicate and wafer-thin, with a wall thickness of approximately two millimeters, they rest gracefully and lightly in your hand. The combination of minimalistic design and unparalleled craftsmanship ensures that these goblets are not just objects of beauty but also functional pieces that enhance your champagne enjoyment.

Elevate your moments of celebration and indulge in the exceptional with the Champagne Goblet CA’ D’ORO from SIEGER by FÜRSTENBERG. Each sip is a journey into elegance and luxury, making it the perfect choice for those who appreciate the finer things in life. Whether as a gift or for your own enjoyment, these goblets are an embodiment of sophistication and artistry.

Brand

Fürstenberg

Since 1747 the name FÜRSTENBERG has stood for unique craftsmanship and exclusive manufacturer’s porcelain. Over the course of time, renowned designers, modellers and porcelain painters have shaped the history of the manufactory founded by Duke Carl I. of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel. In Fürstenberg, porcelain has been created since 1747, which always reflects the time in which it was created: the spirit, the attitude to life and the aesthetics as well as the craftsmanship and technical possibilities. Whether tableware series, gift items or individual designer pieces – every porcelain from FÜRSTENBERG has all the qualities it needs to become a classic. The picture shows one of the oldest drawing of the manufactory: castle and Porzellanmanufaktur FÜRSTENBERG about 1760, painted by Pascha Johann Weitsch, a plate of Duke Carl I. of Brunswick-Wolfenbuettel set.