Glassware

I like to use this soup spoon for some noodle soup. It fits 25 ml / 0.88 Fluid Ounce. The length of this spoon is 15 cm / 5.9″. Glass is perfect for serving food because it does not give or absorb flavours to/from food. You can enjoy your dish in its pure taste.

This is the smallest size in the series with a volume of 10 ml / 0.35 Fluid Ounce with a length of 10 cm / 3.94″. It could be for scooping sugar or eat small liquid dishes. The spoons are made from Borosilicate glass and can handle direct heat.

Made from true-colored borosilicate glass, this set of four Reusable Two-Tone Straws coms in the following Colour combinations: yellow/clear, mintgreen/clear, transparent black/milky white and transparent blue/milky white. Each Multi colour Laboratory Glass Straw measures 17cm / 6,7″ longand 1cm / 0,4″ wide. Optional cleaning brush.

A fresh and modern way to arrange your flowers. This solid lavender blue vase is handmade from borosilicate glass. When Maarten first saw this new color at the glassworks, he knew he had to do something with it. And so Louise Lavender was conceived. It features Maarten’s elegant three-legged foot. Louise Lavender is exclusively available in one size; 19 cm (7.6”).

The Tripod Glasses series is now extended with a Espresso or Ristretto cup. The cup is 10 cm tall fitting many professional and home espresso machines. The cup is designed to highlight your favourite beans for a full enjoyment of your coffee experience. The clear glass also gives you a perfect view of the espresso layers.

Tripod vase small or large in 3 different colours. ‘Louise’ tripod vase is a contemporary way to display your floral arrangements. It’s handmade from Borosilicate Glass with the signuture tripod feet of Maarten Baptist. There are 5 variations of this vase. Two 30 cm large vases in white and crystal clear glass and three 19 cm small vases white, clear and baby blue glass. The glass is uniquely coloured thoroughly in the material.

In 2018 Maarten Baptist extended the series of Jade coffee cups with Milk and Sugar items. They are made from smoky grey Borosilicate glass. The milk jug contains 150 ml liquid and is heat safe can be placed in the microwave. The small spout makes spills almost impossible.

This glass salt- sugar- milk jar embraces functionality and aesthetic qualities. Made of durable grey borosilicate glass, it’s a beautiful practical object to have by your stove when cooking or on a dining table. It comes with a dark brown cork lid, coaster and optional Maarten Baptist’s signature glass spoon made from the same smokey grey glass well with the smoky grey glass Sphere.

In collaboration with a local Dutch glassmaker and a Belgium woodworker, Maarten Baptist created a series of vases. All made from borosilicate glass but in clear and Jade green colour. There are 3 different shapes Wide vase, Middle tall vase and Tall Vase. And the Jade green series also has a Tall vase with a narrow neck.

Dutch designer Maarten Baptist combines ancestral technique with radical boldness. The “tripod” collection of three-footed glasses in borosilicate is seditious. In the hand, they force the fingers to work. At rest, they seem to dance. As troublemakers of the dinner table, tripod glasses play with the tradition of the placed goblet. Dishwasher compatible.

Hand-blown Whisky glass, made in heat safe borosilicate glass. Dutch designer Maarten Baptist combines artisanal technique with radical boldness.

The “tripod” collection of three-footed glasses in borosilicate is seditious. In the hand, they force the fingers to work. At rest, they seem to dance. As troublemakers of the dinner table, tripod glasses play with the tradition of the placed goblet. Dishwasher compatible.

What happens if you take a classic wineglass and replace its round base with a tripod? This glass is easier to grasp firmly, which makes swirling the wine easier too. Tripod glasses are sold in a set of two pieces. The glasses are hand made. They are made from technical glass and 100% dishwasher safe and made from one piece of glass.

Developed in collaboration with Edwin Severijn (from restaurant Sot-l’y-laisse, this simple procedure based on insulation, has an age-old precedent in the haybox. Fill the glass capsule with the ingredients and place it back in the cork shell.The charming bomb-like thermos will cook your dish in up to 8 hours, cooling the boiling water used to prepare your dish to 95 – 75°C.

Just place this spoon in this jug and read off the measurements from the scale. Remove the spoon to use the jug as a carafe.