Hobnail bowl small
Made in Kamenický Šenov, Czechia by Klimchi
A hand-blown 200 mL bowl crafted from Bohemian crystal in Czechia. The hobnail design captures and reflects light beautifully, making it perfect as a decorative accent or for serving snacks like olives, nuts, and berries. It is lead-free and dishwasher safe.
Fully Local
Heritage Revival
UNESCO Heritage Craft
55,00 €
Free delivery* to the EU & UK
Highlight
Hobnail glass pattern
The bowl is crafted in a historic texture first seen in 18th-century France, cherished in 19th-century Bohemia, and brought back to popularity in 1940s America – proof of its enduring, iconic appeal.
What makes this a Keeper
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Technical Details
| Attributes | Value |
|---|---|
| Weight | 0,3 kg |
| Dimensions | 11,5 × 7 cm |
| Material |
Bohemian crystal glass |
| Color |
Amber, Aquamarine, Azure, Beryl, Black, Black Smoke, Bonsai Green, Bronze, Citrine, Crystal, Dark green, Grey Smoke, Lavender, Light blue, Light Green, Lilac, Misty Blue, Olive Green, Rosaline, Royal Blue, Underlay Aquamarine, Underlay Black Smoke, Underlay Blue Smoke, Violet |
| Volume |
200 ml |
Care Instructions
Dishwasher safe up to maximum 40°C. We recommend washing KLIMCHI glassware by hand using warm water and mild detergent to increase the longevity of the products. Gold applied to our glass can be sensitive to certain cleaning agents and methods. Never place glassware with gold accents in a dishwasher.
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Made in Europe
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You will receive maintenance advice, and can access our repair and resell services.
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