Ichendorf Patisserie tumbler

Designed by Alessandra Baldereschi, the Ichendorf Patisserie Tumbler, turns the charm of French pastry into a playful piece of tableware. Handmade in borosilicate glass, each tumbler hides inside a miniature glass sculpture shaped like iconic desserts: strawberry cake, charlotte with raspberry, millefeuille, blueberry cake, charlotte with blackberry, or a croissant. The result is a collection where glass and patisserie meet in delightful harmony.

Everyday design with imagination

Part of the Ichendorf tumblers and glasses collection, this series transforms a simple drinking glass into a moment of storytelling. The inner dessert figurines sparkle against the transparent glass, adding color, humor, and a sense of indulgence to the dining table. Whether serving water, juice, or cocktails, the tumbler brings a touch of irony and creativity to everyday rituals.

Artisan quality

Each Patisserie Tumbler from the Baldereschi x Ichendorf collaboration is lampworked by skilled artisans. The handmade process ensures that every dessert figurine is slightly unique, underlining the authenticity and value of craftsmanship. Despite its playful design, the tumbler remains practical: dishwasher safe at low temperatures (40 C/104 F recommended), durable, and comfortable in hand.

A collection to mix and match

These Ichendorf tumblers can be enjoyed as individual pieces or collected in a set, with each guest at the table choosing their favorite dessert. They also pair beautifully with other lines, including the Ichendorf pitchers and jugs, bottles, and Botanica collection. Together, they create a table setting that is as imaginative as it is refined.

For collectors and gift lovers

The Patisserie Tumbler is admired by collectors worldwide, celebrated as both functional glassware and miniature sculpture. Perfect as a gift, it appeals to design enthusiasts, food lovers, and anyone who enjoys the playful side of contemporary Italian design. More than a glass, it is a small celebration of everyday sweetness in artistic form.