Founded in Parma in 1946, Luigi Bormioli makes Italian glassware that pairs traditional glassmaking with advanced industrial processes. Its lead-free crystal drinkware is built around proprietary technologies such as SON.hyx® and Titanium Reinforced®, giving wine and cocktail glasses lasting clarity and added resistance for everyday and professional use. Made in Italy, the company now serves customers in the United States and more than 120 countries.
Ravenscroft CrystalFounded by wine educator and sommelier Stephen Falango in 1999, Ravenscroft Crystal designs wine and spirits glassware made from handmade, lead-free crystal. Its hand-blown collection pairs old-world European craftsmanship with shapes intended to heighten a drink’s bouquet and taste, from delicate stemware to decanters. The company’s European glassblowers work in a century-old factory, with many pieces still made by hand.EASTON, PA
LibbeySince 1818, Libbey has grown from a glassmaker rooted in Toledo, Ohio, into a global tabletop company known for combining artistry with practical durability. Its history includes pioneering machine-blown glass and other glassmaking firsts, while its products serve chefs, foodservice professionals and people entertaining at home.TOLEDO, OH
Bottero S.p.AFounded in 1957 by a glassworks mechanic, Italy’s Bottero S.p.A. designs and manufactures machinery for processing both flat and hollow glass, an unusually broad reach that also includes complete laminated and float-glass production lines. Headquartered in Cuneo, the group now has more than 600 employees, including 212 engineers, and supports installations in 100 nations through international factories, branches and service teams. Its history runs from early flat-glass inventions to hollow-glass container machinery introduced in 1966, with process simulation, engineering support and ongoing R&D at the center of its work.POMONA, NY
Stoelzle Glass GroupWith more than 200 years of glassmaking expertise, Stoelzle Glass Group manufactures high-end glass containers for brands in industries ranging from spirits and pharmaceuticals to food and cosmetics. Its international network includes seven manufacturing plants, three in-house decoration sites and sales offices worldwide. Stoelzle also develops customized packaging from sketch to decorated sample, creating an average of 250 new products each year, with ISO 9001 quality management across all sites.23RD FLOOR, NY