Budget Glasses and Tumblers
About this collection
Glasses and tumblers at this budget are small pieces for drinks at home, and they make a practical gift for a kitchen. Brass and copper are the most common metals here, with a few stainless steel pieces. Choose the metal to suit the drink, since the care for copper and brass differs from the care for steel.
Wash brass and copper glasses after each use and dry them well, because copper darkens and brass tarnishes when left damp. Keep copper away from sour drinks, and use stainless steel for lemon and citrus. Dry each glass fully before you put it away, and keep the set together on one shelf.
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Brass Glass (Gilas) (Davra Davara Dabara), 4.5 inch
0.22 kg · Polished
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Good to know
Can I serve lemon water in a copper glass?
Not for long: copper reacts with acidic drinks such as lemon, so use a steel glass for citrus and keep copper for plain water.
Is a brass glass good for daily use?
Yes, a brass glass works well for water and tea every day, as long as it is washed after each use and dried fully.
How do I keep a set of glasses from tarnishing?
Wash after use, dry at once, and store them somewhere dry, since damp is what darkens copper and brass fastest.