Thoughtful tabletop detail

Why choose Recycled Wine Glass

Product Details

Precise product information

Brand or supplier
Mbare Ltd
Product type
Home and maker product

What arrives

One Recycled Wine Glass in the selected option unless the product page clearly lists a set or kit.
Props and styling accessories shown in photos are not included.

Serving and Styling Fit

Where Recycled Wine Glass belongs

Use Recycled Wine Glass for serving or display according to the material shown on this page and care guidance.
Clean and store it in a way that protects the finish.

From bar carts to dining shelves

Pairs well with wood boards, resin trays, linen napkins, candles, barware, open shelving, and warm neutral tabletop styling.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

Shipping & Returns

Reliable order support

Shipping details

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Returns policy

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery.
Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with Mbare Ltd.
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Set the tone

A slender bowl, a clear stem, and the faint green tint that catches candlelight.

Gathering, simplified

The Recycled Wine Glass

Quiet distinction

Tables can feel thrown together when shapes and set sizes wander.
The Recycled Wine Glass brings a single, thoughtful silhouette to the bar cart and dining shelf, so every place setting speaks the same language.
Its pared form looks intentional whether lined up on open shelving or passed around the table.
The result is a setting that feels considered without trying.

A measured pour, a calmer table

Glassware sits inches from conversation—the proportions and finish are what people notice.
This stem keeps the profile refined while the subtle tint adds a soft note against linen and wood.
On display it reads collected; in hand it simply feels right.
One shape, many moments.

For the host who edits

Someone building a coherent tabletop from a few hardworking pieces, not a crowded cabinet.

In daily rotation

Set four to six on a tray by the bar or stack them along a dining shelf for weeknight pours and easy refills when friends stay longer.
  • Tabletop styling
  • Bar carts
  • Serving
  • Open shelves
  • Host gifts
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Mbare Ltd

African heritage meets modern design

Since 1997 Mbare has sourced handcrafted products from across Africa, gathered in Athens, GA. Born from Robbie’s belief that Africa needs trade not aid, Mbare partners with makers to supply modern global designs with an African touch—handmade figurines, woven baskets and household storage pieces made from natural and recycled materials. The brand emphasizes quality and attention to detail; each object reflects traditional skill refreshed for today’s interiors. Buyers should care because Mbare’s pieces layer texture, color and shape into a room while supporting livelihoods: the company’s mission is to foster partnerships that provide sustainable income outside the formal economy. If you prize story, craft and responsible sourcing, Mbare’s selection rewards close looking.
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Your order gives back

When you buy from Resin Society, you help plant trees through our reforestation partnership. It is a small way your order supports the materials, homes, and landscapes makers care about.

Common Questions

About Recycled Wine Glass

What type of drink does it suit?
It’s shaped for wine and works just as well for spritzes or chilled water at the table.
What does the glass look like in person?
Clear with a subtle green cast, a tapered bowl, and a slim stem that sits neatly on a round foot.
How does it look on open shelving?
The consistent silhouette and gentle tint line up cleanly, giving the shelf a deliberate, collected feel.
Is it heavy or light in hand?
It feels balanced—light enough for long conversations, with a stable foot.
How many should I group together?
Choose a tight set—four for a small bar cart, six to anchor a dining shelf—so the table reads cohesive.