Glassware in the 1940s favored vermouth silhouettes and short stems, details that NasonMoretti puts in focus with this sunny-yellow glass. It’s hand-picked by us from the archive and onsite museum, and features a transparent bubble in the center of the base. To achieve this, the maker must create a small hole in the glowing glass and allow the air to funnel through – the result may look accidental, but is in fact perfectly planned.