flute glasses
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CMC Stained Glass Angel With Flute Votive Candle Holder List Price: $9.95 Sale Price: $5.99  |
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This beautiful 5.5" CMC Stained Glass Angel With Flute Votive Candle Holder features intricate detail and elegance. Place a candle behind to enhance the beauty of the stained glass. |
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Hall Crystal Flute in "D" - Rose w/ Gold List Price: $79.00 Sale Price: $79.00 |
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Our largest flute produces deep and beautiful mellow tones. This flute is highly recommended for the adult professional and novice players alike. The D flute is the easiest to play providing the finger holes can be sealed properly... |
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Hall Crystal Flute in "Eb" - Carolina List Price: $79.99 Sale Price: $79.00 |
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This flute is very close in size and tone to our large D flute. It plays just one half step higher than the D flute. The finger stretch for this flute may be difficult for players with small hands.Each flute is carefully hand tuned and shaped with a modern Boehm taper to produce a note range of two and one half octaves... |
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Hall Crystal Flute in "G" - Ivy List Price: $59.00 Sale Price: $59.00 |
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Our middle sized flute produces a tone that is a cross between the piccolo and the D flute. The tone holes are spaced such that an average teen or women's sized hand can cover them. This is a good choice for the novice flutist... |
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Hall Crystal Flutes - Piccolo in "D" - Lurgan Celtic List Price: $49.00 Sale Price: $49.00 |
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Our highest pitched and smallest piccolo. It makes clean crisp sounds; softer and mellower than the silver piccolo. The D piccolo plays one note higher than our C piccolo. Both Piccolos are great for small hands, for the fingering holes are placed closer together than on our other flutes making it easier to cover the tone holes... |
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Hall Crystal Flutes - Piccolo in "C" - Delft List Price: $49.00 Sale Price: $47.50 |
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Our lower pitched piccolo. It makes clean crisp sounds; softer and mellower than the silver piccolo. The C piccolo plays one note lower than our C piccolo. Both piccolos are great for small hands, for the fingering holes are placed closer together than on our other flutes making it easier to cover the tone holes... |
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Hall Crystal Flute in "F" - Taj List Price: $69.00 Sale Price: $69.00 |
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Our F flute has a fingering stretch that is just slightly larger than the G flute. The tone carries some of the warmer deeper tone qualities of the D Flute. While slightly larger than the G flute, this flute should still be playable by an average teen or women's sized hand... |
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Hall Crystal Flute in "G" - Lurgan Celtic List Price: $59.00 Sale Price: $59.00 |
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Our middle sized flute produces a tone that is a cross between the piccolo and the D flute. The tone holes are spaced such that an average teen or women's sized hand can cover them. This is a good choice for the novice flutist... |
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Hall Crystal Flutes - Piccolo in "D" - Delft List Price: $49.00 Sale Price: $49.00 |
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Our highest pitched and smallest piccolo. It makes clean crisp sounds; softer and mellower than the silver piccolo. The D piccolo plays one note higher than our C piccolo. Both Piccolos are great for small hands, for the fingering holes are placed closer together than on our other flutes making it easier to cover the tone holes... |
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K&M Flute / Piccolo Holders Flute $22.99 K&M Flute / Piccolo Holders Flute |
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Rico Flute and Piccolo Padgards Flute $8.99 Rico Flute and Piccolo Padgards Flute |
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Blayman Flute / Piccolo Pegs Flute Peg $34.99 Blayman Flute / Piccolo Pegs Flute Peg |
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Blayman Flute / Piccolo Pegs Alto Flute Peg $49.99 Blayman Flute / Piccolo Pegs Alto Flute Peg |
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Cavallaro Flute Case Covers B-Foot Flute $49.99 Cavallaro Flute Case Covers B-Foot Flute |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (First Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (First Flute) |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Second Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Second Flute) |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Third Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Third Flute) |
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Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Fourth Flute) $4.46 Hal Leonard Quartet Repertoire for Flute (Fourth Flute) |
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Jupiter 519S Alto Flute $1679 Jupiter 519S Alto Flute |
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Armstrong 303B Intermediate Flute $1039 Armstrong 303B Intermediate Flute |
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Belmonte Clarinet/Flute Stand $16.95 Belmonte Clarinet/Flute Stand |
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Carl Fischer Solos For Flute $19.76 Carl Fischer Solos For Flute |
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BG Flute Stand $9.99 BG Flute Stand |
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Rhythm Band Pan Flute $99.99 Rhythm Band Pan Flute |
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Hamilton Flute Pegs $6.49 Hamilton Flute Pegs |
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Alfred Score The Magic Flute $16.95 Alfred Score The Magic Flute |
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KJOS First Performance Flute $6.95 KJOS First Performance Flute |
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KJOS Total Musicianship Flute $4.5 KJOS Total Musicianship Flute |
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Gemeinhardt Flute Plugs $3.99 Gemeinhardt Flute Plugs |
Types Of Shot Glasses
The quintessential shot glass, used for as far back as 200 years ago in Italy, and also during the Prohibition era is one of the most well known drinking apparatus in any bar. Although these glassware items vary in sizes, the most common one contains an average shot of 1 1/2 ounces. An archetypal glass is made from very thick glass, especially at the base. This is to ensure that the glass can withstand the shock of it being slammed (which happens most of the time) on any surface after its contents are consumed.
There are a number of shot glasses types available in the market. Here are some examples that will help you make a worthy purchase:
1. Standard glasses hold 1 1/2 ounces of alcohol. This shot glass has a very thick base and walls. Mainly used to drink a single dose of whiskey or rum.
2. Another slight variation would be the "short shot" or "pony shot" glass which takes in about 1 ounce of liquor. It is slightly smaller than a normal shot glass.
3. A fluted glass's base is grounded, and when positioned on a hard surface area, emanates a crystal-clear ring.
4. The molded shot glass normally has designs embedded at the base and is usually comes with embossed labels.
5. The barrel shot glass is quite unique - the girth is shaped like a barrel and is made from heavier glass.
6. Cylinder shot glasses is naturally, higher than its predecessors. Shaped like a cylinder, this glass is popular for making "shooters".
7. The flared shot glass is of an elevated height of 3" tall with a flared body measuring 2". Its walls are thin and quite a few have interiors which are molded.
8. A tonic shot glass is typically shaped like a megaphone. Quite interesting to look at. The name tonic is a derivative from the larger tonic glass. You can say that this is the dwarf version.
9. A cheater shot glass simply has a thicker base which fools people into believing that there is more alcohol in it than what is actually being consumed.
10. Edible shot glasses are the rage nowadays. They come in flavors like candy cane, chocolate wafer and mint to name a few. This is indeed a great way to eat and drink at the same time, and a wonderful fun party novelty.
11. Have you ever heard of a shot glass chess set? Well, now you have. A shot glass chess set can be made from glass, silver or even pewter. The ones made of silver and pewter are not recommended barware because of the lead content. However, playing chess has never been more fun using vinyl shot glasses. With each capture, you'll be tipping back its contents.
12. Shot glass wedding favors is an exceptional way of celebrating with guests. There are many beautifully crafted ones ready for purchase, complete with photos and words to suit any occasion. They can be made from ceramic, glass or even votive.
About the Author
DiscountMugs.com is a large distribution company based in Miami, Florida. They are web-based and factory-direct which allows them to keep prices lower than the rest of the competition. They also have a huge selection of products from coffee mugs and travel mugs to shot glasses and promotional pens. For more information on shot glasses visit Discount Mugs.
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