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Il Piccolo Bàcaro. - HISTORY COMPANY

Il Piccolo Bàcaro.

In an age of oversized servings and hurried schedules, the bacaro remains a charming reminder that sometimes the richest experiences come in the smallest glasses.

Il Piccolo Bàcaro.

In an age of oversized servings and hurried schedules, the bacaro remains a charming reminder that sometimes the richest experiences come in the smallest glasses.

Every Great Room Needs One. - HISTORY COMPANY

Every Great Room Needs One.

Each chair is built to order in America by skilled craftsmen using the finest materials, combining heirloom-quality construction with enduring comfort and style. 

Every Great Room Needs One.

Each chair is built to order in America by skilled craftsmen using the finest materials, combining heirloom-quality construction with enduring comfort and style. 

A Rediscovered Cocktail Classic. - HISTORY COMPANY

A Rediscovered Cocktail Classic.

Like many pre-Prohibition classics, the Bijou nearly disappeared after the 1920s.

A Rediscovered Cocktail Classic.

Like many pre-Prohibition classics, the Bijou nearly disappeared after the 1920s.

The Bourbon Character. - HISTORY COMPANY

The Bourbon Character.

While trends come and go, there's comfort in tradition and satisfaction in authenticity.

The Bourbon Character.

While trends come and go, there's comfort in tradition and satisfaction in authenticity.

Dorothy Parker Would Approve. - HISTORY COMPANY

Dorothy Parker Would Approve.

The Martini is a cocktail that rewards restraint, inviting slow appreciation rather than generous pours.

Dorothy Parker Would Approve.

The Martini is a cocktail that rewards restraint, inviting slow appreciation rather than generous pours.

One Night in Black and White. - HISTORY COMPANY

One Night in Black and White.

One can almost picture a masked guest lifting this glass for a toast with Truman Capote himself, the Champagne shimmering as brilliantly as the conversation.

One Night in Black and White.

One can almost picture a masked guest lifting this glass for a toast with Truman Capote himself, the Champagne shimmering as brilliantly as the conversation.