Baronetto

Baronetto crystal by Ginori 1735 is a refined, elegant basic collection of glasses, a decanter, and a pitcher that you can buy both for its sense of status and for enjoying your family meals. This is a completely new craft for the Italian house, opening up new possibilities for expressing its signature aesthetic — not through color and patterns, but through the shape itself. The assemblage highlights premium mouth-blown crystal crafted entirely by hand, from design concepts to final polishing, defined by remarkably graceful forms.

New Directions for Ginori 1735

In 2020, Ginori 1735 expanded its high-end lifestyle concept and, after 300 years of devotion to porcelain craftsmanship, began designing other signature products, including cutlery, lighting, fabrics, and fragrances. A special focus among these new directions was luxury stemware, which included the Baronetto crystal collection as well as Granduca, Marchese, and Medici.

These sets have established themselves in the upper tier of Italian crystal glassware, offering four distinct styles and shapes. Absolutely every piece is made in Italy at Murano glass facilities like Barovier & Toso, which already guarantees top-tier quality in both material and execution.

The Aesthetic Spirit of Baronetto Crystal by Ginori 1735

Baronetto crystal glassware subtly echoes popular 20th-century European silhouettes. It offers a contemporary spin on clean, minimalist design without excessive ornament. A defining characteristic of items is their slender, tall stem paired with an extended bowl profile.

No extra decorations, just the signature mark and refined architectural builds. Style-wise, these items are perfect for tablescapes in the spirit of modern classics with features of understated minimalism.

Baronetto Crystal Glassware Overview

Baronetto crystal by Ginori 1735 offers an adaptable foundation for elevated casual dining layouts. It is made for those of us who enjoy surrounding ourselves with beautiful, high-quality things and bringing that feeling into everyday meals.

Enjoy Baronetto wine and water glasses daily thanks to their clean look and zero precious-metal trim. They bring a polished, eye-pleasing feel to breakfast, lunch, or dinner without unnecessary stiffness.

Baronetto consists of:

A minimalist pitcher for water, homemade lemonade, iced tea, or other refreshing drinks.
Versatile low-stemmed tumblers for water, juice, soft drinks, cocktails, and iced beverages.
All-purpose crystal wine goblets on a stem, suitable for various wines.
Tall water glasses in a goblet shape, made primarily for water and other cold beverages.
Elongated crystal flutes for champagne, prosecco, and other sparkling wines.
A decanter for serving wine and whiskey, finished with a decorative stopper.

Ginori allows shoppers to shop for each item in desired quantities. All luxury glassware is sold in pairs at a value price point, whereas the pitcher and decanter are available individually.

Practical Side

Lead-free Baronetto crystal glassware is perfectly safe for a wide variety of beverages. The durable glass is designed to withstand everyday use and is dishwasher-safe, making these pieces especially practical.

We advise hand washing, especially for wine glasses, flutes, and decanters. Allow the items to air-dry or gently wipe them with a soft, lint-free cloth to maintain the pristine quality of the material.

The Baronetto Crystal Collection at MDMAISON

Baronetto crystal by Ginori 1735 stands out as a prime example of glassware designed for modern luxury spaces that prioritize clean forms and attention to high-quality materials. Best of all, these timeless creations transcend passing trends, pairing in perfect harmony with delicate porcelain, exquisite bone china, and magnificent cutlery.

Dive deeper into the world of luxury and reach out online to discover the freshest 2026 arrivals — from exquisite glassware by Lalique and Daum Crystal to iconic dinnerware from Haviland and Rosenthal, and master-crafted flatware by Odiot and Ercuis. We can assist with selecting individual pieces for your interior or crafting a full tablescape and decor plan for your home, superyacht, or private jet. Or perhaps you would like a complete bespoke arrangement? Find out what extraordinary options we can offer you.

FAQ

Is Baronetto crystal by Ginori 1735 a new release or a historical reissue?

The glassware was first released in 2020 as part of launching the new direction, so it is a relatively new collection, but one that imitates historical shapes.