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Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses
Corky Carafe and Glasses

The shape of the Corky carafe is inspired by the archetypical bottle. It is a straightforward combination of glass and cork that functions equally well as a wine carafe, a water jug or even a milk bottle.

Corky has simple and familiar form but with a characteristic and oversized detail. The cork is large, easy to operate and visible in use.

The Corky drinking glasses are small and light companions for the Corky carafe. With a low-key and light expression, they are suited for both everyday use and special occasions with friends and family.

Corky Carafe and Glasses
by Muuto

Grey Glass
Clear Glass
$53.00
We currently have 2 in stock.

The shape of the Corky carafe is inspired by the archetypical bottle. It is a straightforward combination of glass and cork that functions equally well as a wine carafe, a water jug or even a milk bottle.

Corky has simple and familiar form but with a characteristic and oversized detail. The cork is large, easy to operate and visible in use.

The Corky drinking glasses are small and light companions for the Corky carafe. With a low-key and light expression, they are suited for both everyday use and special occasions with friends and family.

The shape of the Corky carafe is inspired by the archetypical bottle. It is a straightforward combination of glass and cork that functions equally well as a wine carafe, a water jug or even a milk bottle.

Corky has simple and familiar form but with a characteristic and oversized detail. The cork is large, easy to operate and visible in use.

The Corky drinking glasses are small and light companions for the Corky carafe. With a low-key and light expression, they are suited for both everyday use and special occasions with friends and family.

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‘Made to Order’ products are ordered in from the manufacturer on the customers request and are considered a bespoke product - special terms and conditions apply. Production (lead) times stated above are an estimate only and do not include transit times from the supplier, or the time taken to deliver to you.

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In stock items are available for immediate dispatch from our London-based warehouse. The daily cut-off time is 12:00 am for same day shipping, orders placed in the afternoon will be shipped the following day. Please refer to inventory levels above for live stock availability.

Carafe - Height: 22.1 cm, Diameter: 9.9 cm
Low Glasses - Height: 6 cm, Diameter: 8.5 cm (sold as a set of 4)
Tall Glasses - Height: 10 cm, Diameter: 8.5 cm (sold as a set of 4)
Glass and granulated cork.
Corky carafe and drinking glasses are mouth blown and hand polished. The stopper is made by CNC leathering, and polished by hand to get the final smooth touch.

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Geoffrey Johns (Ely, GB)
Quality at its best!

This Carafe is very handy on my bedside table for a refreshing drink of water through the night - love it!

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Gordon Alexander (Edinburgh, GB)
Great design

Love the glasses, perfect and stylish

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