Champagne glasses from Spectre
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Anyone know what the champagne glasses are that Bond drops/throws away when he's with Lucia Sciarra (Monica Bellucci)?
My name has changed! I’m no longer dufus......now I’m DB6
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Always a good idea !
Although I pretty much keep my liquor allowance set strictly on scotch or bourbon... (did win a dare/bet which landed a new bottle of Talisker in my hands this past weekend though.. excellent score)
I attach two images of flared champagne glasses from the Grasmere Collection -please draw your own conclusions. the 12oz Double Old Fashioned whisky tumbler from this Collection was used in Casino Royale.
http://cumbriacrystal.com/shop/stemware/grasmere-tall-champagne-glass/
http://cumbriacrystal.com/shop/stemware/grasmere-vintage-champagne-glass/
http://cumbriacrystal.com/shop/barware/grasmere-double-old-fashioned-whisky-tumbler/
www.cumbriacrystal.com
The CC Grasmere Tall doesn't have that, but the CC Grasmere Vintage does. That said, the stem of the Grasmere Vintage doesn't appear to be as long as the one of the glass DC is holding, but that could be cause by any number of visual variables.
Does anyone know the brand of this champagne glasses?
https://www.tescomaonline.com/en/champagne_glass-695850.html
Yes, that's them.
Resurrecting this thread as I was watching Spectre recently and the glasses I was looking for are not the ones I thought they were.
Best image I can find is this screenshot.
Any ideas??
Nearest I’ve found are the ones in this image but I’m not 100% sure as the diamond cut doesn't extend all the way to the bottom - it's not easy to tell whether it should from the screengrab.
They look incredibly close to my eye, the only difference I can noticeable discern is that the base on the SPECTRE ones are round whereas these are hexagon.
Do you have an image of the base please?
That should give you quite a good look at them 🥂
Thanks - the hunt continues…..
Just found these ones - not sure about the pattern higher up the glass though. And they are acrylic! Perhaps the prop department felt it better to have glasses that bounced rather than shattered when they were thrown down?