Carafe with Glass Lid 800 ml
AmberThrough-coloured
DKK 395inkl. moms
The same piece, four lights
Water Carafe 1 L
A litre of water behind green glass changes the whole table.
Colour
- Colour name
- Glass Green
- How the colour was made
- Through-coloured
The colour is in the glass itself, not applied to its surface, so handling and dishwashing cannot wear it off.
Screens do not show glass accurately. These are photographs taken under stated light conditions, not a colour match — the object will look different again in your own room.
Food contact and material
Soda-lime glassLead-freeIntended for food contact
- Declaration of conformity
- DoC-GH-2026-201 under EU 1935/2004 — available on request from support@studioabout.shop
- Lead
- None. This shop does not sell lead crystal.
Temperature
Soda-lime — does not tolerate sudden temperature change
- Maximum contents temperature 70 °C.
- Tolerates a temperature change of about 30 °C.
- Soda-lime glass. Do not pour boiling water into it and do not move it between hot and cold.
- Dishwasher safe.
Specification
- Wall thickness
- 3 mm
- Capacity
- 1000 ml
- Dimensions
- Ø 10 × H 24 cm
- Weight
- 690 g
- Pieces
- 1 in the box
- Making
- Machine-formed
- Designed in
- Aarhus, Denmark
- Made in
- Czechia
Price and ordering
DKK 345
Includes 25% moms (DKK 69). Delivery is charged separately and shown in full before payment.
1
- 14 days to withdraw — unused and in its original packaging, with a standard withdrawal form provided.
- 2 years of statutory complaint rights under the Danish Sale of Goods Act, separate from withdrawal.
- Packed in two layers, in separate compartments — report transport damage within 7 days of delivery.
About this piece
The largest single body of colour in the range and the piece that does the most work on a table. Filled with water, the green lightens noticeably — an empty carafe and a full one are not the same colour.
Care and safety
- Soda-lime glass. Do not fill with boiling water.
- Glass breaks. Handle the neck rather than the body when it is full.
