Saint-Louis Amadeus Wine Glass No. 3

The Saint-Louis Amadeus Wine Glass No. 3 is the smallest of the three Amadeus stemware sizes, shaped for white wine and delicate wines that benefit from a more contained bowl and a shorter stem. Its proportions are well-suited to a complete Amadeus place setting alongside the American Water Glass No. 1 and the Champagne Flute, and its clear crystal reads as quietly elegant at any table. It is equally at home in formal service and in more casual arrangements.

Every piece in the Amadeus collection is mouth-blown and hand-cut by master artisans at the Cristallerie Saint-Louis in Lorraine, France. The bowl, stem, and foot are each formed separately and then assembled by hand using techniques transmitted through generations of the maison’s glassmakers. A delicate ring decoration marks the junction of bowl and stem, lending each glass a measured rhythm and tactile detail that rewards close attention. Seven artisans contribute their expertise to each single glass over the course of three days.

The Amadeus collection is named for Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and every piece in it is designed to convey elegance that appears to have arrived naturally, concealing the virtuosity of the craft behind it. The Wine Glass No. 3 is the quietest and most intimate piece in the Amadeus service, and in that restraint it fully expresses the collection’s spirit. Saint-Louis has held the title of Royal Cristallerie since 1781 and remains Europe’s oldest crystal manufacturer.