Libbey Art Deco Cut Glass Rocks Glasses | Set of 4, 11oz

Art Deco Cut Glass Rocks Glasses That Elevate Every Pour

The Libbey Cut Cocktails Passage Rocks Glasses bring timeless Art Deco-inspired design to your home bar. This 4-piece set features bold, clean-cut linear patterns that marry vintage elegance with everyday practicality—whether you're hosting cocktail hour or savoring a quiet evening pour.

Each 11-ounce glass is crafted from lead-free, BPA-free glass with exceptional clarity that lets the color and character of your spirits shine. The thick, weighted base is built for muddling bitters and herbs directly in the glass, while the wide brim allows proper aeration for whiskey, bourbon, scotch, and classic cocktails like Old Fashioneds and margaritas.

Versatile Barware for Everyday Use & Entertaining

These double old-fashioned glasses aren't just for spirits. Use them for water, juice, or any cold beverage—the generous 11oz capacity handles it all. The geometric cut pattern coordinates beautifully with a range of barware styles and table settings, making them as adaptable as they are striking.

Part of Libbey's Cut Cocktails collection, the Passage glasses mix and match seamlessly with other shapes and designs in the line—so you can build a cohesive, curated bar collection over time. Their timeless aesthetic also makes this set an exceptional gift for weddings, housewarmings, birthdays, and anniversaries.

Product Specifications

• Capacity: 11 oz per glass
• Set includes: 4 double old-fashioned rocks glasses
• Dimensions: 3.3 x 3.3 x 3.5 inches per glass
• Country of Origin: China
• Material: Lead-free, BPA-free glass
• Base: Thick, weighted base suitable for muddling
• Brim: Wide brim for proper spirit aeration
• Collection: Libbey Cut Cocktails – Passage
• Packaging: Securely packaged; ships directly from Libbey's warehouse
• Note: Always wash prior to first use

Care Instructions

• Wash method: Hand wash only
• Dishwasher: Not recommended
• Refer to: Libbey's official care and handling instructions for best practices
• Tip: Avoid sudden temperature changes to preserve glass integrity