Tall Vertical Ribbed Glass Vase - Yellow

This ribbed glass vase brings a warm wash of yellow to a shelf, a sill or a table. It is a tall, slim piece with straight sides, and fine vertical ribs run from the base up to a plain band at the rim, so the light catches each one and the yellow looks lighter or deeper as you move around it. The glass is translucent, which lets daylight glow through it. It measures 10.1cm wide and 10.2cm deep, a neat footprint that fits on a mantelpiece or a narrow ledge without crowding the things around it.

Its slim shape suits a handful of long stems, a single branch of blossom or a few sprays of dried grasses, and standing empty it still adds a spot of colour on its own. We like it on a hallway console, a kitchen windowsill, a bedside table or a living room bookcase, anywhere that needs a cheerful lift. Yellow sits happily beside white, grey and natural wood, and it brings warmth to a cool scheme. It also makes a thoughtful new home gift: a bright welcome for someone settling into a new place, ready for the first bunch of flowers on moving day.

The vase is made of glass, and its vertical ribs give the outside a gentle texture under the fingers. To keep it bright, wash it by hand in warm soapy water, dry it with a soft cloth and dust it now and then. When it holds fresh flowers, change the water every few days. As with any glass, handle it with care and stand it on a flat, steady surface. For an easy display, line it up with two or three of your own glass vases along a sill, or let it stand alone with a single tall stem. Wrapped with a ribbon and a card, it is a cheerful gift that asks for nothing more.

How big is the yellow glass vase?

It measures 10.1cm wide and 10.2cm deep. That slim footprint sits easily on a windowsill, a mantelpiece or a narrow shelf.

What is the vase made of?

It is made of yellow glass with fine vertical ribs running up its sides. The glass is translucent, so daylight glows softly through the colour.

What can I put in it?

Its tall, slim shape suits a handful of long stems, a single branch of blossom or a few sprays of dried grasses. It also looks bright standing empty.

How do I clean the vase?

Wash it by hand in warm soapy water and dry it with a soft cloth. Dust the outside now and then, and handle it with the care you would give any glass.

Is it a good new home gift?

We think it makes a thoughtful new home gift. It is a cheerful yellow welcome for someone settling into a new place, ready for their first bunch of flowers.

Which rooms does it suit?

It looks at home on a hallway console, a kitchen windowsill, a bedside table or a living room bookcase. Its yellow brings warmth beside white, grey and natural wood.