Name: Anchor Hocking 80226X Marbeya 9 oz. Martini Glass - 12/Case
Brand: Anchor Hocking
SKU: 55080226X
Price: 65.49 USD
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Product Overview

Made of durable, crystal clear glass for product visibility
Great for serving martinis and desserts at restaurants, bars, and catered events
Long, elegant stem creates a graceful profile
Sturdy base ensures a solid foundation
Narrow stem provides an easy grip

UPC Code:20076440802263

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Quantity: 12/Case
Shipping Weight: 9.4 lb.
Height: 7 Inches
Bottom Diameter: 3 Inches
Top Diameter: 4 1/2 Inches
Capacity: 9 oz.
Color: Clear
Features: Dishwasher Safe
Material: Glass
Product Line: Anchor Hocking Marbeya
Shape: Round
Style: Stemmed
Type: Cosmopolitan Glasses Martini Glasses

Anchor Hocking 80226X Details

Serve your signature martinis in style by using this Anchor Hocking Oneida 80226X Marbeya 9 oz. martini glass. This glass is perfect for serving classic martinis or your own signature cocktails and desserts. Highlight your drinks with fresh fruit, skewers, or beverage parasols, and decorate the rim of the glass with colorful rim salts or sugars. The sleek bowl and long stem give this glass an elegant profile that is great for both bars and restaurants.

The crystal-clear glass allows for complete content visibility so you can effortlessly showcase your colorful beverages. This martini glass easily remains upright on trays and counters thanks to its balanced construction and sturdy base. Ideal for beverage service in your banquet hall, hotel, high-end restaurant, or bar, this martini glass will be a long-lasting addition to your establishment that guests will admire.

Overall Dimensions:
Top Diameter: 4 1/2"
Bottom Diameter: 3"
Height: 7"
Capacity: 9 oz.

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Beverageware and glassware capacities are stated in ounces and are an approximate maximum capacity based off of an industry standard size. They are not to be used as a standard of measure for serving capacity.

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