TUMBLERS

Glass Tumblers, Water Glasses & Stemless Crystal

Beautiful glassware can make even the simplest drink feel considered. Discover Malmaison’s curated collection of glass tumblers, water glasses and stemless crystal glasses, selected for everyday dining, relaxed entertaining and memorable occasions.

At the heart of the collection is authentic La Rochère glassware made in France, with designs ranging from the iconic Bee and historic Périgord to elegant Versailles, Lyonnais, Fleur de Lys and contemporary Ouessant. Clear pressed glass brings texture and character to the everyday table, while coloured Bee, Versailles and Ouessant tumblers introduce rich, jewel-like tones.

The collection also includes hand-crafted European crystal tumblers from Malmaison’s Floral and Fishnet ranges. Their etched detailing offers a more refined interpretation of the stemless glass, beautiful for wine, water or cocktails and easy to layer with both everyday and special-occasion tableware.

Complete your glassware collection with La Rochère Glassware, Jugs & Carafes, Wine Glasses and Tumblers, then layer with Dinnerware, Table Linen and French Cutlery & Utensils for a beautifully considered table. For dedicated spirits glassware, explore our Whiskey Glasses collection.

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Classic French Glass Tumblers

Discover versatile La Rochère tumblers made in France for water, juice, sparkling water and everyday table service. Distinctive pressed-glass patterns bring texture and French character while remaining practical enough for regular use.

Coloured Glass Tumblers

Introduce colour to the table with richly toned La Rochère tumblers. Olive green, aubergine, rose pink, blue and other jewel-inspired shades bring personality to a setting while retaining the distinctive shapes and detailing of the original French glass collections.

Heritage & Decorative Tumblers

From Napoleonic bees and royal Fleur de Lys to the historic lines of Périgord and decorative motifs of Versailles, La Rochère’s heritage designs bring centuries of French influence to everyday glassware. These tumblers are ideal for customers who want practical drinking glasses with a story behind them.

Stemless Crystal Tumblers

For a more refined setting, Malmaison’s etched European crystal tumblers offer beautiful versatility. Floral has a softer botanical character, while Fishnet offers a cleaner geometric design. Both can be used for wine, water or cocktails and are hand-crafted in Slovakia.

French Glass for the Everyday Table

Beautiful glassware does not need to be saved for formal occasions. In the most inviting homes, it becomes part of everyday rituals - water at lunch, juice at breakfast, sparkling water in the afternoon or a drink shared at the end of the day.

A well-chosen tumbler should feel comfortable in the hand, versatile across different drinks and beautiful enough to remain on the table. Clear pressed glass allows pattern and texture to provide the detail, while coloured glass offers an effortless way to change the mood of a setting.

For everyday dining, pair French tumblers with simple ceramics and relaxed linen. For entertaining, add coordinating wine glasses, a French glass pitcher and candlelight. Coloured tumblers can provide a striking accent against a neutral table, while etched crystal brings a more decorative note to celebrations and evening drinks.

The table need not feel perfectly matched. Mixing complementary glass textures and French designs can create the relaxed, collected character that makes a setting feel personal rather than overly formal.

Discover Iconic La Rochère Designs

Bee

One of La Rochère’s most recognisable collections, Bee features the historic Napoleonic bee motif and is available at Malmaison in both clear and coloured glass. Its timeless silhouette and distinctive decoration make it equally suited to family meals, long lunches and entertaining.

Ouessant

Defined by sleek vertical lines, Ouessant offers a cleaner and more contemporary expression of French pressed glass. Its brilliant texture catches the light beautifully while remaining understated enough to work with almost any table setting.

Périgord

Inspired by traditional French glassware, Périgord combines ridged detailing with an elegant, enduring silhouette. Substantial and practical, it embodies the relaxed character of classic French tableware.

Versailles

Embossed shell and floral motifs give Versailles a more decorative character. Inspired by the splendour of Versailles, these tumblers bring subtle ornament and French elegance to water, juice and everyday drinks.

Lyonnais

With its distinctive shape and intricate interlacing pattern, Lyonnais draws inspiration from an original La Rochère design. Its textured surface brings beautiful clarity and character to the table.

Fleur de Lys

The historic French royal lily gives Fleur de Lys unmistakable French character. A slightly weighted base and elegant profile create a tumbler that feels refined without becoming overly formal.

Authentic French Glass by La Rochère

Founded in 1475, La Rochère is France’s oldest continuously operating glassmaker. Its distinctive pressed-glass collections are made in France and bring together centuries of craftsmanship with the durability needed for contemporary everyday living.

Malmaison has stocked La Rochère since 2003, and the brand remains central to our approach to French glassware. Our tumbler collection brings together clear, coloured and decorative designs, making it easy to find a style for everyday water, gifting, entertaining or a complete French-inspired table setting.

The collection also includes selected European crystal pieces hand-crafted in Slovakia. This allows Malmaison to offer both authentic French pressed glass and refined etched crystal while remaining clear about the provenance of each range.

Why Choose Malmaison Tumblers?

Malmaison has been curating authentic French and French-inspired homewares since 2003, with a particular passion for glassware that brings beauty to everyday rituals.

Our Tumbler Collection offers an extensive selection of La Rochère designs, from classic clear water glasses to richly coloured and heritage-inspired pieces, alongside carefully selected European crystal.

Rather than choosing glassware for appearance alone, Malmaison looks for pieces that combine character, practical versatility and craftsmanship. Whether you are building a matching La Rochère collection or mixing favourite French designs across the table, these tumblers are intended to be used, enjoyed and shared.

Helpful Notes & FAQs

What is a glass tumbler?

A tumbler is a drinking glass without a stem. Tumblers vary in height, capacity and shape and can be used for water, juice, soft drinks, cocktails and other beverages.

What types of tumblers are available at Malmaison?

The collection includes clear and coloured water tumblers, French pressed-glass designs, decorative heritage styles, gift-boxed sets and stemless etched crystal glasses. Styles and availability change as individual collections evolve.

What is the difference between a tumbler and a water glass?

The terms often overlap. A tumbler describes the stemless shape of the glass, while water glass describes its intended use. Many Malmaison tumblers are designed primarily for water but are versatile enough for juice, sparkling water, soft drinks and cocktails.

What is the difference between a tumbler and a tall glass?

A tumbler is generally shorter, while a tall glass provides additional height and capacity for drinks served with ice, mixers or garnishes. Tall glasses are particularly useful for highballs, spritzes and long drinks.

Are Malmaison tumblers made in France?

Many are. The majority of the current collection is made in France by La Rochère. The range also includes selected crystal tumblers hand-crafted in Slovakia. Refer to each individual product page for specific origin information.

Who is La Rochère?

La Rochère is a historic French glassmaker founded in 1475. The company is renowned for distinctive pressed-glass designs that combine French heritage, decorative detail and practical everyday durability.

How long has Malmaison stocked La Rochère?

Malmaison has stocked La Rochère since 2003. The French glassmaker has remained an important part of Malmaison’s tableware collection for more than two decades.

What can I serve in a tumbler?

Depending on the design, tumblers can be used for water, juice, soft drinks, sparkling water, cocktails, wine and other beverages. Individual shapes and capacities vary, so check the product details when selecting a glass for a particular use.

Can I use a water tumbler for cocktails?

Yes. Many tumblers work beautifully for cocktails served over ice as well as water and soft drinks. For dedicated whiskey and spirits glassware, explore Malmaison’s Whiskey Glasses collection.

What are stemless crystal tumblers used for?

Stemless crystal glasses are highly versatile and can be used for wine, water and cocktails. They provide the refinement of etched crystal in a relaxed and easy-to-hold shape.

Are La Rochère tumblers dishwasher safe?

Current La Rochère tumblers are generally listed as dishwasher safe. Care instructions can vary between ranges, so always check the individual product page before washing.

Are Malmaison’s etched crystal tumblers dishwasher safe?

No. The current Floral and Fishnet etched crystal ranges should be gently hand-washed in warm water with mild detergent and dried with a soft, lint-free cloth.

What is coloured La Rochère glass?

Selected La Rochère collections are available in coloured versions. These retain the distinctive pressed-glass detail of the original French designs while introducing rich colour and personality to the table.

Can I coordinate tumblers with matching La Rochère glassware?

Yes. Many Malmaison tumblers belong to larger La Rochère collections. Depending on the design, coordinating wine glasses, champagne glasses, tall glasses, pitchers and other pieces may also be available.

Which tumbler suits a traditional French-inspired table?

Bee, Périgord, Versailles and Fleur de Lys all have particularly strong French heritage references. Bee features the Napoleonic bee motif, Périgord draws on traditional French glassware, Versailles offers decorative shell and floral detailing, and Fleur de Lys carries the historic royal lily.

Which tumbler suits a more contemporary table?

Ouessant is particularly suited to a cleaner contemporary setting because of its sleek vertical lines and understated texture. It layers easily with modern ceramics, linen and simple tableware.

Can I mix clear and coloured tumblers?

Yes. Mixing clear and coloured glass can create a relaxed, collected table. Use coloured tumblers as an accent within a mostly neutral setting, or combine complementary shades for a more expressive table.

Do glass tumbler sets make good gifts?

Yes. Boxed sets of French tumblers, coloured glassware and etched crystal make thoughtful gifts for weddings, engagements, housewarmings, birthdays and hosts. Coordinating collections also allow the recipient to add matching pieces over time.