Upcycled Bombay Sapphire Drinking Glass

TIPSY HOUSE CANDLE CO LTD

£15

Elevate your drinking experience with a touch of sophisticated sustainability. This exquisite drinking glass, crafted from a beautifully repurposed Bombay Sapphire bottle, is the perfect marriage of eco-conscious design and timeless style. Each glass is a testament to the art of upcycling, meticulously cut and polished by hand to reveal a stunningly smooth rim that's a pleasure to drink from. The signature blue hue of the iconic bottle is preserved, lending a vibrant pop of color to your table and making it a conversation starter at any gathering. Beyond its aesthetic appeal, this glass offers

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Registered at Companies House as TIPSY HOUSE CANDLE CO LTD, number SC775455. Checked 2026-08-29.
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