Simons Maison
Small Two-Tone Wine Glasses Set Of 2
These are small two-tone wine glasses sold as a set of two, made of soda-lime glass with clear bowls and olive-green stems and bases. They have a 260 ml (8 oz.) fill capacity and measure 3.25 inches (8.25 cm) in diameter by 5.5 inches (14 cm) tall. They are hand-wash only, not microwave-safe, and are a Simons Maison exclusive designed in Canada.
- Material
- soda-lime glass
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Barware
Color
Size
Specifications
Set of 2 small two-tone wine glasses made of soda-lime glass, designed in Canada.
260 ml (8 oz.) fill capacity; 3.25" (8.25 cm) diameter x 5.5" (14 cm) tall
- Material
- soda-lime glass
- Gender
- unisex
- Age Group
- adult
- Condition
- new
- Dimensions
- 3.25x3.25x5.5 in
- Category
- Home & Garden > Kitchen & Dining > Barware
Additional Attributes
- exclusive design
- two-tone
- soda-lime glass
- hand-wash only
- do not microwave
- set of 2
- matching pieces sold separately
Product Insights
The Small Two-Tone Wine Glasses Set Of 2 delivers a stable, low-profile glass with a clear bowl that shows wine color and a green tinted stem that intensifies in the small 8 oz bowl, suited for 2–3 oz pours and dessert wines, but the surface-applied color coating chips from drops and scratches, the glass is vulnerable to thermal shock from hot liquids, and the $14.50 per glass price is higher than mass-market sets, making it a deliberate choice for those who prioritize table style and stable feel over ease of care.
- Coating durability
Surface-applied color chips from drops and scratches from glass-on-glass contact.
Why this is supported
The two-tone effect is achieved through the surface application of color on the soda-lime glass.
Is the two-tone effect achieved through painted color or layered glass construction? How durable is the finish against regular hand-washing and potential scratches?This surface application makes the color prone to chipping and scratching. Accidental drops can chip the colored exterior, so
Use a folded towel in the bottom of your sink (on the wash and rinse sides) to cushion the glasses and dishes.
cleaninginstitute.orgAdditionally, washing glasses together can cause scratches; therefore
Wash one wine glass at a time to avoid damage.
cleaninginstitute.orgThis care preserves the finish.
- Care
Avoid thermal shock, hand-wash with diluted soap, and dry immediately.
Why this is supported
The glasses are sensitive to temperature changes.
Soda-lime glass can crack under thermal shock from hot liquids; we advise against using them for hot drinks like mulled wine or tea.
Can these glasses handle hot liquids (like mulled wine or tea) or are they intended only for cold beverages? Is there a risk of thermal shock?For washing, use diluted soap to prevent fading, rinse thoroughly to avoid film, and dry immediately to prevent spots.
Add a few drops of liquid dish soap to the water in the sink rather than applying it directly to the glass.
ceramicfix.comAny detergent left on the surface will dry into a dull film that obscures the natural clarity of the glass.
ceramicfix.comDry your glasses with a lint-free towel or a microfiber cloth before drinking out of them again.
goodhousekeeping.comFor stubborn stains, gently rub with baking soda; for interior cleaning, use a soft stemware brush.
If stubborn spots still persist, gently rub them off with a little dab of baking soda on your fingertip. Be extra gentle here.
goodhousekeeping.comTo clean the inside of a glass, use a stemware brush with soft-foam bristles.
cleaninginstitute.orgThese measures protect the finish.
- Hand-washing method
Wash each glass one at a time in lukewarm water with diluted mild soap, rinse, and dry immediately.
Why this is supported
Catalog verified the following care routine from expert sources: wash one glass at a time (
Wash one wine glass at a time to avoid damage.
cleaninginstitute.org) in a sink cushioned with a folded towel, with lukewarm water to prevent thermal shock, diluted mild soap, then rinse until smooth and dry immediately with a lint-free cloth (
Dry your glasses with a lint-free towel or a microfiber cloth before drinking out of them again. It's best to do this as soon as you rinse them
goodhousekeeping.com). For interior cleaning, use a soft stemware brush (
To clean the inside of a glass, use a stemware brush with soft-foam bristles.
cleaninginstitute.org).
- Finish durability
Surface-applied color coating is vulnerable to chipping and fading from harsh washing.
Why this is supported
Catalog verified from the merchant's Q&A that
the finish is less durable against harsh washing or abrasion.
Is the two-tone effect achieved through painted color or layered glass construction? How durable is the finish against regular hand-washing and potential scratches?This confirms the coating is surface-applied and gentle hand-washing is essential.
- Stain removal
Gently rub stubborn stains with a baking soda paste on your fingertip, testing first on an inconspicuous area.
Why this is supported
For stubborn stains, Good Housekeeping recommends:
gently rub them off with a little dab of baking soda on your fingertip. Be extra gentle here. Baking soda is very mildly abrasive and shouldn't scratch, but add a few drops of water to make a paste if you are concerned about damaging the glass.
goodhousekeeping.comThis method is safe for the colored surface if used gently.
- Pour presentation
8 oz bowl flatters 2–3 oz pours and dessert wine servings.
Why this is supported
The 8 oz capacity aligns with the 5–8 oz range recommended for dessert wines.
Dessert wines | 5-8 oz | Small pours and concentrated aromas need little space
luxrify.comMeanwhile, typical 12–16 oz wine glasses make a tasting pour look sparse.
the standard 12–16 oz. wine glass presents a 1 oz. tasting pour as nearly empty and makes the flight service look sparse.
winebags.comThis glass's smaller size avoids that, making 2–3 oz pours appear as a considered serving.
- Visual intensity
Small bowl intensifies the glass's green-to-clear gradient.
Why this is supported
The petite 8 oz bowl intensifies the two-tone ombré gradient, making the green-to-clear transition more immediate and jewel-like. Light wines allow the color to shine through.
- Stability
At 5.5 inches tall, the glass has a lower center of gravity and resists tipping.
Why this is supported
At 5.5 inches, this glass is shorter than the typical 6–7 inch 8 oz wine glass:
8 oz glasses: approximately 6–7 inches
govino.com. This gives it a lower center of gravity and a stable, tip-resistant presence on the table.
- Tablescape fit
Small size lets multiple colors mingle without dominating the table.
Why this is supported
The glasses occupy less visual space than standard stemware, so multiple colors from the Simons Maison line can be arranged on a buffet without overwhelming the table, turning the two-tone design into an accent piece.
- Sound
Short muted clink when tapped, unlike crystal's sustained ring.
Why this is supported
The acoustic signature of these glasses is a short, muted thud rather than a sustained ring, which gives them a friendly, unpretentious feel.
Tap a soda-lime glass and you get a short, dull thud.
luxrify.comThis contrasts with the resonant ring of crystal and keeps the focus on conversation.
- Sturdiness
Thicker walls provide satisfying weight and stability against tipping.
Why this is supported
The soda-lime glass is thicker and heavier than crystal, giving it a substantial feel.
While durable and cost-effective, soda-lime glass tends to be thicker, heavier, and less brilliant than its luxury counterpart.
shdcrystal.comThis thickness, combined with the shorter 5.5-inch stature, lowers the center of gravity and resists tipping. For typical 8 oz wine glasses, heights are around
8 oz glasses: approximately 6–7 inches
govino.com, so the shorter form further enhances stability.
- Thermal sensitivity
Hot liquids risk cracking due to thermal shock.
Why this is supported
Soda-lime glass is susceptible to thermal shock, meaning these glasses are not recommended for hot liquids.
Soda-lime glass can crack under thermal shock from hot liquids
Can these glasses handle hot liquids (like mulled wine or tea) or are they intended only for cold beverages? Is there a risk of thermal shock?. Another source explains that
Extreme heat or cold creates thermal shock, which can cause crystals to fracture almost immediately upon contact.
ceramicfix.comThis reinforces their role as casual stems for cold or room-temperature beverages.
- Visual clarity
Clear bowl showcases wine color; green tint only on stem and foot.
Why this is supported
The bowl is made of clear soda-lime glass, keeping the wine's natural color visible without distortion.
Because the soda-lime bowl stays transparent while the stem and foot carry the green tint, the glass showcases the wine's natural color without tinted overlay
How to style the two-tone design — clear_bowl_green_stem. This design works with any wine from pale rosé to deep red.
- Price per glass
$29 CAD set: $14.50/glass, about triple the per-glass price of mass-market 6-packs.
Why this is supported
The $29 CAD set works out to $14.50 per glass. JoyJolt Hue 6-pack is listed at
$29.95 reg $54.95
target.comas a
Set of 6 Colored Stemless Wine Glasses
target.com, giving a per-glass cost of about $5. The Kip & Co artisanal set is
Price $59.00
davidjones.comfor two, or about $29.50 per glass. Thus, the Simons Maison set is roughly triple the per-unit price of the mass-market option and half that of the artisanal set.
- Capacity & use
8 oz half-volume glass for cold beverages only, with stable low profile and muted clink.
Why this is supported
The glass holds 8 oz (260 ml), which is half the standard 15 oz capacity of typical wine glasses (
Capacity: 15 oz
target.com). At 5.5 inches tall, it is shorter than typical 8 oz stemware (
8 oz glasses: approximately 6–7 inches
govino.com), giving it a lower center of gravity that resists tipping. The soda-lime glass produces a
short, dull thud
luxrify.comwhen tapped, reinforcing a sturdy everyday feel. The set is not intended for hot liquids:
These glasses are intended for cold or room-temperature beverages. Soda-lime glass can crack under thermal shock from hot liquids; we advise against using them for hot drinks like mulled wine or tea.
Can these glasses handle hot liquids (like mulled wine or tea) or are they intended only for cold beverages? Is there a risk of thermal shock?- Design
Transparent bowl with colored stem; matching pieces sold separately for color mixing.
Why this is supported
The clear bowl reveals the wine's natural color without tint (
the glass showcases the wine's natural color without tinted overlay
How to style the two-tone design — clear_bowl_green_stem). The colored stem and base provide an accent. Additional matching pieces are sold separately, allowing customers to
scatter multiple accent colors from the Simons Maison line without overwhelming the table
How to style the two-tone design — 260_ml_tasting_flight_scale. The two-tone design is exclusive: Simon Maison offers a curated finish that
the extra cost buys a more curated two‑tone finish and Canadian‑design exclusivity instead of mass‑market volume economics.
How the set compares in value — joyjolt_hue_6_pack- Table styling
The two-tone green stem coordinates with botanical table settings and mixes with matching Simons Maison colors.
Why this is supported
The clear soda-lime bowl reveals the wine's natural color while the olive-green stem acts as a neutral framing accent, coordinating with any wine shade and botanical table decor. At 260 ml (8 oz) and 5.5 inches tall, the glasses occupy minimal visual real estate on a crowded buffet, allowing the host to mix multiple accent colors from the Simons Maison line without overwhelming the table. Matching pieces are sold separately, enabling gradual collection for a coordinated tablescape.
- Tasting flight presentation
At 8 oz, a 2–3 oz pour fills the glass adequately, and the green stem creates a jewel-like accent.
Why this is supported
At 260 ml (8 oz), the glass is smaller than standard wine glasses, so a typical 2–3 oz pour looks like a considered serving rather than a nearly empty glass. As noted,
the standard 12–16 oz. wine glass presents a 1 oz. tasting pour as nearly empty and makes the flight service look sparse.
winebags.comThis size enhances the visual elegance of tasting flights. Additionally, the green two-tone becomes a jewel-like detail that draws the eye with each sip.
- Everyday feel
Short 5.5-inch profile and thick soda-lime glass give a stable, substantial feel and a muted clink.
Why this is supported
At 5.5 inches tall, these glasses are shorter than the typical 8 oz wine glass (which is approximately 6–7 inches), giving a lower center of gravity and making them less prone to tipping.
8 oz glasses: approximately 6–7 inches
govino.comThe soda-lime glass construction is thicker and heavier than lead crystal, contributing to a sturdy weight in hand:
While durable and cost-effective, soda-lime glass tends to be thicker, heavier, and less brilliant than its luxury counterpart.
shdcrystal.comThis results in a substantial feel, and when glasses touch, the sound is a short, dull thud rather than a sustained ring:
Tap a soda-lime glass and you get a short, dull thud.
luxrify.com- Set size
The 2-glass format lets buyers sample the two-tone design before building a mixed-color collection.
Why this is supported
Unlike the standard 4- to 6-pack of colorful glassware sold by competitors such as JoyJolt, the Simons Maison set pairs just two glasses,
Set of 6 Colored Stemless Wine Glasses
target.comallowing a buyer to test the two-tone design with a lower initial spend. Because matching pieces are sold separately, the set becomes a modular starting point:
gives a buyer the flexibility to sample the brand or build a custom mixed-color collection glass by glass
How the set compares in value — 2_pack_format. The 260 ml (8 oz) fill capacity also suits intimate tasting flights or small gatherings, where a larger set would feel excessive.
- Price contrast
At $29 for 2, the per-glass cost is $14.50, above 6-packs but below blown-glass pairs.
Why this is supported
The set price works out to $14.50 per glass. For comparison, a JoyJolt Hue 6-pack lists at
$29.95
target.comfor six glasses (about $5 per glass). Marks & Spencer's set of two is priced at
£15
marksandspencer.com(~$25 CAD) for a dishwasher-safe stemmed alternative. At the artisanal end, Kip & Co's handmade blown-glass pair costs
$59.00
davidjones.comAUD (over $50 CAD). Simons thus sits between mass-market volume and handcrafted luxury, offering the two-tone design at a moderate premium that reflects the exclusive Canadian design and hand-wash maintenance.
Image Analysis
2 images- 01
Product
Two small stemmed wine glasses visible from a frontal three-quarter view; clear bowls with olive-green short stems and round green bases. One glass has a lime wedge perched on the rim and the glasses sit on a reflective tray.
- Bowl shapeCylindrical clear glass bowls with straight sides and thin rims, slightly wider at the top than at the base of the bowl.
2 regions
x 0.12 · y 0.35 · w 0.25 · h 0.25 (high); x 0.48 · y 0.29 · w 0.22 · h 0.28 (high) - Stem and base constructionShort, solid olive-green stems that flare into flat circular green bases; stems are faceted with a slight tapered profile.
4 regions
x 0.18 · y 0.62 · w 0.08 · h 0.12 (high); x 0.59 · y 0.58 · w 0.06 · h 0.14 (high); x 0.13 · y 0.74 · w 0.14 · h 0.08 (high); x 0.53 · y 0.66 · w 0.16 · h 0.08 (high) - Left glass garnishA single lime wedge placed on the rim of the left glass, positioned at about the 10 o'clock rim location.
1 region
x 0.09 · y 0.26 · w 0.12 · h 0.12 (high) - Liquid presenceLeft glass contains a low, clear liquid visible at the lower third of the bowl; right glass appears empty.
2 regions
x 0.12 · y 0.45 · w 0.25 · h 0.10 (medium); x 0.48 · y 0.29 · w 0.22 · h 0.28 (high)
Other
Studio-lifestyle composition showing the glasses on a highly reflective round metal tray with ice cubes to the right; neutral off-white background and soft directional lighting from the front-left creating subtle shadows and reflections.
- Reflective trayLarge round mirrored metal tray occupying the lower half of the image with strong reflections of the glass stems and bases.
1 region
x 0.03 · y 0.62 · w 0.94 · h 0.33 (high) - Ice propThree translucent ice cubes placed on the tray to the right of the glasses, showing internal air pockets and surface melt gloss.
1 region
x 0.76 · y 0.68 · w 0.16 · h 0.12 (high) - Background and lightingSmooth neutral off-white background with soft, even lighting and mild shadows cast below the tray toward the front-left.
- Reflections and shadow detailClear reflections of the stems and bases appear on the tray surface, including a distorted reflected image of the right stem extending below the tray reflection.
1 region
x 0.40 · y 0.68 · w 0.40 · h 0.20 (medium)
Colors
olive green· stem and base#8E8202clear (transparent)· bowl#F3F2EC- Bowl shapeCylindrical clear glass bowls with straight sides and thin rims, slightly wider at the top than at the base of the bowl.
- 02
Product
Two small wine glasses are shown: one upright on the left and one inverted on the right. Both have clear bowls and olive-green tapered stems with matching green circular bases.
- Upright glass bowlClear cylindrical bowl with a slightly rounded transition to the stem; thin rim and smooth, transparent walls.
1 region
x 0.06 · y 0.05 · w 0.35 · h 0.50 (high) - Upright stem and baseOlive-green tapered stem that widens slightly toward the base, connecting to a flat circular green base with glossy finish.
1 region
x 0.18 · y 0.62 · w 0.18 · h 0.28 (high) - Inverted glass visible detailsSecond glass is placed upside down on the right; its green stem faces downward toward the tabletop and its clear bowl is on top, showing the foot and underside of the bowl.
1 region
x 0.55 · y 0.05 · w 0.40 · h 0.70 (high) - Stem profileStem profile is slightly faceted or flared with a narrow neck near the bowl and a broader midsection, visible in both glasses.
2 regions
x 0.68 · y 0.10 · w 0.18 · h 0.28 (high); x 0.18 · y 0.62 · w 0.18 · h 0.28 (high) - Glass clarity and highlightsClear glass surfaces show specular highlights and subtle interior reflections; transparency allows background tone to pass through.
Other
Studio-style photograph with a light neutral background and reflective tabletop; soft even lighting without harsh shadows emphasizes glass transparency and produces clear reflections of the stems.
- Shot compositionTwo glasses arranged side by side with the left upright and the right inverted; centered vertically with negative space above.
- Background and surfaceSmooth, very light neutral background and glossy tabletop that creates visible reflections of the glasses' bases and stems.
1 region
x 0.00 · y 0.75 · w 1.00 · h 0.25 (high) - LightingSoft, diffuse lighting from front or slightly above producing gentle highlights and minimal shadows.
Colors
olive green· stem and base#948C02transparent clear· bowl and upper body#F3F1EC- Upright glass bowlClear cylindrical bowl with a slightly rounded transition to the stem; thin rim and smooth, transparent walls.