What kind of glass is this?
I would like to sell a pair of stemmed glasses, but do not know what to call them. They are quite large (7.5" tall, and the bowl is 5.75" wide) and say "0.5 deru" on them, but have no other makers mark. They seem too big to be called Margarita glasses or cocktail glasses, but I can't find any other suitable name for them. I am unable to post a picture of them. If anyone knows what they are called, I would sincerely appreciate it!
Thank you!!
Best Answer
This(I guess you mean these glasses) is a glass used to serve Berliner Weisse , in Berlin(where this drink comes from), we simply call it "Berliner Weisse Glass".
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Examine Its Edges Normally, tempered glass has completely smooth edges due to the extra processing it goes through, while other types of glass usually have scuffed or ridged edges. If the edges of the glass are exposed, run your fingers along them.What are 5 different types of glass?
Below are five types of glass and how they're used in the home.- Float Glass. Float glass is your standard style of glass. ...
- Patterned Glass. Patterned glass is a type of annealed glass. ...
- Tempered Glass. Tempered glass starts with a sheet of annealed glass. ...
- Plexiglass. ...
- Polycarbonate.
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6 popular types of glass and their uses explained- Float glass. Float glass is made using a 'floating technique' to create a uniform thickness and superior even appearance. ...
- Toughened glass. ...
- Painted glass. ...
- Patterned glass. ...
- Solar control glass. ...
- Laminated glass.
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Answer 2
From your description, they sound like what I've heard called a 'fishbowl margarita glass'.
... or it looks like just 'fishbowl glass' might be more correct. Are either of these close?
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