The glass that makes dinner feel worth setting up properly.

Generous but balanced, shaped to let the wine speak.

A wide base gives red wine the room it needs.

In continuous production for over 50 years for a reason.

The glass that makes dinner feel worth setting up properly.

Inspired by Vermont waterfalls, capturing a moment in time.

A Madison Decanter and two stemless wine glasses.

Hand-opened ruffled rim, organic and fluid. No two alike.

Simon’s pursuit of pure simplicity. Unchanged for decades.

Tall, gently tapered, and alive with optic lines.

The Madison’s flared silhouette, built for wine.

Lifts the wine's nose and invites conversation.

A balanced, hand-opened wine glass, from Simon's own table.

The Vintner’s angled silhouette.

Nantucket's cylindrical form engraved with a delicate pine motif.

Structurally precise to concentrate the nose of white wines.

One of Simon's first designs, gives reds room to open up.

Keeps wine cold without getting the bottle wet.

Elongated Beachstone pottery lamp with Lake Champlain shale stripe pattern.

Two classic trees, one bubble. A natural trio.

Classic pumpkin with celestial Crystalline glaze. No two alike.

Handmade mineral wax pillar in a quiet, dusty blue.

Teardrop pottery lamp with celestial Crystalline glaze patterns.

In continuous production for over 50 years for a reason.

Voluminous hand-thrown pottery vase with mineral calcite stripe pattern.

100% linen with wide boxed pleats. A bridge between classic and modern.

A bar and table set built around the Bristol collection.

Natural marble wine chiller, cool to the touch and beautiful on the table.

Teardrop vase with hard-to-control crystalline glaze. Each one unique.

Prism-folded glass lamp with depth and warmth.

Grape-inspired handblown glass and hand-forged metal chandelier. Made to order.

Andrew Pearce's walnut bowl, cut from the same block and hand-finished with walnut oil.

Wrapped glass lamp in a wider, more dramatic proportion.

Three sailboats on natural sand inside a handblown globe. A collector's piece.

Three trees rooted in Simon Pearce tradition.