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Tabletop: High/Low Glass Water Bottles

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Tabletop: High/Low Glass Water Bottles

February 2, 2009

These glass water bottles, inspired by their plastic disposable counterparts, make great water carafes and conversation pieces for your dinner table. They also make perfect casual bedside water carafes for a guest bedroom or house gifts when you can’t arrive empty-handed. For more water-decanting ideas, see 10 Easy Pieces: Water Carafes.

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Above: New at Crate & Barrel: the Glass Beverage Bottles. The Large Glass Beverage Bottle (above L) is 12.25 inches high and is $15.95. The Small Glass Beverage Bottle (above R) is 8.25 inches high and is $7.95.

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Above: Italian design house Seletti originated the concept with its Glass Water Bottles; $30 for the large 1.5-liter bottle at SF MoMA Store.

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