Founded in 1818 in New England, Libbey has evolved significantly since the company's first glass sold. Libbey has several “firsts” under their build, they are the first to automatically produce lightbulbs, the first to develop machine-blown glass, the first to make one-piece presses and the first to blow stemware. Their glassmaking process has led the way for decades, and they are often looking for more innovative ways to produce and manufacture glass. In 2015, they became the only maker of luxury glassware in the U.S.A, yet another first for the company. Their tagline is “For Makers, By Makers”, with the belief that those who use the glass are the ones to determine its success. Like the makers of food, the makers of drinks put their heart and soul into what they do, and Libbey does the same. With so many iconic glassware shapes, from flute glasses to gin cocktails to old fashioned glasses, Libbey has everything a mixologist needs to present the perfect drink.
Libbey Glassware
Founded in 1818 in New England, Libbey has evolved significantly since the company's first glass sold. Libbey has several “firsts” under their build, they are the first to automatically produce lightbulbs, the first to develop machine-blown glass, the first to make one-piece presses and the first to blow stemware. Their glassmaking process has led the way for decades, and they are often looking for more innovative ways to produce and manufacture glass. In 2015, they became the only maker of luxury glassware in the U.S.A, yet another first for the company. Their tagline is “For Makers, By Makers”, with the belief that those who use the glass are the ones to determine its success. Like the makers of food, the makers of drinks put their heart and soul into what they do, and Libbey does the same. With so many iconic glassware shapes, from flute glasses to gin cocktails to old fashioned glasses, Libbey has everything a mixologist needs to present the perfect drink.