Why it's here
Jewellery for the table, since 2012.
- Material
- Hand-blown borosilicate glass, linen, porcelain, fragrance
Description
This is for the host who refuses to let the good balsamic languish in a dark cupboard.
Maison Balzac’s The Balsamic Bottle turns a kitchen staple into a small piece of table theatre, decorated with plump glass grapes that give its clean silhouette a playful wink. Made entirely from borosilicate glass, it stands 20cm tall and holds 250ml, with a slender pouring spout for dressing leaves or finishing a plate at the table.
Keep it on the kitchen bench between meals, then bring it out for dinner. A delightfully unexpected hostess gift for someone who understands that even vinegar can dress up.
Care
Maison Balzac glassware is dishwasher safe, though gentle hand washing is recommended for precious pieces. Avoid strong alkali soaps and bumps against hard surfaces.
The Balsamic Bottle
Meet the maker
Maison Balzac
“Jewellery for the table.”
Maison Balzac was founded in Australia in 2012 by French-born Elise Pioch Balzac. What began with five perfumed candles has grown into a world of hand-blown glassware, colourful tableware, linen and unusual fragrances. With a background at Hermès in Paris...
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