I’m looking for a wine-glass-mockup, either double walled or closed at the top, so that the enclosed liquid can move but not get out. I already found one glass, but it’s Cognac sized. Therefore it’s too small. I’m searching the same thing but shaped like a classic wine glass. Maybe anybody knows where I might get one or has some experience with adhesive for glass.

I would be happy if you would like to share some hints.

The glas I found:
Cognac http://www.stolina.de/cgi-bin/shop.pl?f=......tem_2002

The one you found is the one I would suggest. This has been off the market for years and about a year ago it just came back on the market thru novelty distributors.

There was a book by James Rainho lecture note that discribed how he made sealed glasses. Don't know if Rainho is still alive and supplying.

As for glue for glass, just seek a local mirror and glass shop locally. They can sell the type of glue you need. If I remember correctly, Rainho just suggested clear household glue like Durco cement.

The placed clear plastic on top that had small holes drilled in the top off center.

Thank you for that very fast answer!

I have had some luck using Jello. It will move a bit at the top and look like wine but not fall out if you make it thick enough.

I just bought three of the small ones described above for a routine. I'll give you a heads up if you're thinking of getting these. The liquid in all three glasses is different colored. It kinda looks like brandy, but one is very dark, one is lighter, and one is so light it almost looks like water.

Jim

Jim,

In Alabama we could build a routine around "aging" moonshine!

Bob Sanders
Magic By Sander

Wow Jello, what a great idea

Lui, since you are from Germany why don`t you ask Mr.Cox where to get it. I don`t think he performs his glass and bottle act anymore so he might be willing to help you. I wonder how many of us here remember his act.
COX Mr.
21394 Südergellersen
Telefon: 04135-377

Best,
Bojan

I know exactly where you can get them. Riot Magic Shop in Long Beach CA. (formerly Presto Magic shop). He has a bunch of the old classic wine glass shape. I think he has them for about $2.50- $3.00 a piece. He's closed Sunday and Monday. Tell him Rick Bloom referred you.

I'm looking for a wine glass with a net across the top that keeps the liquid in. I've got one, want another and don't remember the name of it, or where to get it. Note: I don't mean the glass with the separate top disk - the net is glued to the rim, and there is no separate piece.

"My assistant Annette will not be helping today, so I will be doing my most dangerous trick alone; A Wine Glass Production Without Annette."

Have fun,
John

Just came across the sealed glass thread. I still have the manuscript CHEERS, which explains how to make sealed glasses of liquid, as a matter of fact, I am working on a revision. Should be ready by Summer.

Jim, Welcome to the Café! Let us know when your revised book "Cheers" is available, I would like the 1st copy! Autographed please!