Arnolfo di Cambio

Arnolfo di Cambio has made pure crystal in Tuscany since 1963, pairing well-known designers with its own master glassmakers. Every piece we carry is leaded crystal, made in Italy.

Shop by type: glassware (Conversazione double old fashioned, Conversazione highball, Smoke highball, Smoke water glasses, CIBI highball, CIBI shot glasses); barware and serving (CIBI ice bucket, Discus caviar dish); decor (CIBI vase); and cigar accessories (Habana, Montecristo).

In museum collections

Joe Colombo’s Smoke glass design (1964) is in the permanent collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (Liliane and David M. Stewart Collection).

Frequently asked questions

Is MetropolitanDecor an authorized Arnolfo di Cambio retailer?

Yes.

What is Arnolfo di Cambio crystal made of?

Our Arnolfo di Cambio pieces are leaded crystal, made in Italy.

Which Arnolfo di Cambio collections do you carry?

Conversazione by Enzo Mari, Smoke by Joe Colombo, CIBI by Cini Boeri, the Discus caviar dish by Andrea Ruggiero, and the Habana and Montecristo cigar ashtrays.

Is Arnolfo di Cambio crystal dishwasher safe?

We recommend hand washing all fine crystal.

How fast does Arnolfo di Cambio ship?

In-stock items ship in 2–3 business days from the United States.

Brand facts: founded in 1963 in Colle di Val d’Elsa, Tuscany (Italy), and run across three generations. Joe Colombo’s Smoke glass and Sergio Asti’s Mapan are in the permanent collection of MoMA, New York, and the CIBI glass appeared in Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner.

Are Arnolfo di Cambio glasses in any museum collection?

Yes. Joe Colombo’s Smoke glass design is in the permanent collections of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.