- Premium Gift Box Set of 4 sophisticated, fully-tempered Roly Poly Glasses, uncompromising tumblers developed in mid-century for savory whiskies on the rocks or with a splash; elegant in its simplicity
- Crafted in quintessential mid-century design, each glass is solid and comfortable with a gently curved bowl, fitting easily in the hand, sturdy and utilitarian, but still a joy to drink from; essential barware for the whiskey enthusiast
- Retro with understated elegance, it’s the kind of glass that adapts to all beverages, and brings a classic presence to the table for every occasion; these unadorned tumblers feel decidedly modern while still possessing an elegant timelessness
- The “Roly Poly” stemless rounded rocks glass is the perfect example of mid-century barware, named for its ability to return to an upright position if placed on its side
- This fun and versatile set of Roly Poly glasses adds vintage flair to gatherings and special occasions; makes a thoughtful gift with effortless sophistication; ideal for celebratory moments - dinner parties, birthdays, engagement, wedding, housewarming, anniversaries, holidays
- Dimensions for superior functionality: Top: 3 1/4-inches; Bottom: 2 1/2-inches; Height: 3 1/4-inches; Volume Capacity: 10 3/4-ounces
- When fitted with a single large round or square ice cube, the Roly Poly glass also exhibits a very modern cocktail look
Quintessential Glass in the Heyday of the Home Bar.
With a dramatic growth of affluence in the 1950s, couples retreated to the suburbs, and home cocktail parties epitomized the decade’s popular lifestyle image. The domestic bar became the crown jewel of home ownership, a boozy playground for the American male, and mixing cocktails at home became one of the manly arts, like carving a turkey.
And a glass called the “Roly Poly” came to define mid-Century drinking in America. All about comfort and fitting nicely in the hand, each glass holds just the right amount for a cocktail or a dram of a favorite scotch or bourbon. Why the name? If you place one on its side, it rolls back to an upright position.