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- Hirota Glass 'Showa Modern Coffee - BYRON' Amber MO-1024AMB Sunday Footed Bowl 275ml
Hirota Glass 'Showa Modern Coffee - BYRON' Amber MO-1024AMB Sunday Footed Bowl 275ml
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Description
"Showa Modern Coffee BYRON Sunday Glass" made of blown glass that was often used in Showa coffee shops in the 1960s.
We made a mold again, and the color was reprinted as close as possible to the color of the
time, leaving a nostalgic atmosphere. With a
nostalgic design that combines beauty and ease of use,
it has become an amber glass that is easy to match with other tableware.
Modern glass, whose rounded shape feels the taste of the times, has
a smooth texture and form that blends in the hand and has a heavy feeling and is
sturdy and perfect for everyday use.
It is easy to hold because there is a constriction. A
unique and nostalgic shade that can be taken as both orange and brown. The deep amber
(amber) glass creates a
different and calm atmosphere when light shines in.
It is a calm color that is easy to match with Japanese vessels. It
is just the right size for dessert such as homemade parfait, ice cream, pudding a la mode apricot honey, cut fruit, etc.
Taking advantage of the high ground and the hollow inside,
it is also recommended for free cups as a vessel for appetizers and snacks.
*Because it is not a heat-resistant glass, hot drinks and food can not be used.
A long-established glass subsidiary headquartered in Sumida-ku, Tokyo, which has been established since its founding in Meiji 32. Sticking to handmade ware, we try to make glassware with a warmth that is not found in machine production, and based on traditional techniques since our founding, we are striving to create value beyond the realm of nostalgic and fresh tableware. Hirota Glass values the fun and originality of glass materials, and will continue to create glassware that is meticulously handmade and rich in feeling one by one. In addition, Hirota Glass's glass material, which produces exquisite colors, is also very useful as a material for making tonbo balls.
Due to the manufacturing method of the "Request for purchase" product, there
may be slight variations in shape, color, dimensions, etc., or small bubbles may inevitably be mixed in, but there is no problem with quality. Thank you for your understanding.
"Precautions for use" (excluding Suna-style Tokei)
・At the beginning of use, wash with a mild detergent or the like. Also, wash it after use as well. Using an abrasive sponge, metal sprayer, or cleanser that may damage the glass may cause breakage.
・Be careful when washing the inner surface of the glass. If you twist and wash with force from the inside, it may be damaged and unexpected injury. We recommend using a sponge with a pattern.
・It may crack due to sudden temperature changes (especially rapid cooling). Do not put anything cold while the glass is hot or put it in a wet place.
・If the glass is scratched, it will be easy to break. Handle the glass so that it does not collide with each other or hard objects.
・Glasses may be damaged or will not come off when stacked.
・Do not use in microwave ovens, ovens, open flames, dishwashers, etc.
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Shipping Cost
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Overseas shipping are made by EMS (Express Mail Service
).By separate e-mail, we will inform you the order details included the transportation charge, then we will proceed the credit card payment after we receive your final confirmation. -
Japan domestic shipping, we charge a Nationwide Flat Fee ¥660JPY for each shipment under ¥22,000JPY.
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We charge "Per Carton Cost" in addition to the shipping charge for ship the goods outside Japan (SEE UPDATE: New Terms of Shipping from 31st March 2017)
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A fee for customs clearance for an international package will be charged value exceeds 200,000JPY.
Payments are made by accepted credit cards
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Payment by credit card is proceeded through the outsourced settlement third-party, GMO Payment Gateway, Inc. so Le-Noble is not retained any customer’s credit card informations. We use the encryption system SSL, so the encrypted card informations are transmitted to them.
