Anna von Lipa is owned by Anna von Lipa is a private limited company in the Czech Republic, cvr no. 032 48 771 with Danish management and Danish ownership. Anna von Lipa only sells to customers who have a CVR number. (VAT registered) The country's currency is invoiced in sales. In Denmark in Danish kroner. Under EU law free of VAT. Payment terms: 30 days net. Payment to our bank account in Check Republic in the currency in which it is invoiced, for example in Denmark in Danish kroner. If the payment terms are exceeded, a reminder fee of DKK 100 and a compensation amount of DKK 310 will be charged in Denmark, all in accordance with Danish Interest Act § 9 b subsection 2. All trade is after the country´s sale law, for example for Denmark Danish law.
Delivery takes place with our own vans directly to your address. Delivery costs from the Czech Republic to Denmark 300- DKK per delivery. After receiving the goods, you have 3 days to check the goods, and possibly complain about errors or defects. A delivery note is included with the delivery. No later than 1 week after you have received the goods, you will receive an invoice by email. Call if you have further questions.
Thank you for shopping at Anna von Lipa.
All of the Danish orders are delivered directly to your address by the company drivers.
All of the international orders are delivered either by FedEx or another shipping company and the delivery time varies depending on the location.
When your order is shipped, we will send you a confirmatory email.
! Please note that back order's delivery time may vary and can take up to three months (depending on colours/shapes chosen).
We treat each order individually and will keep you posted throughout the whole time.
All of our orders are shipped in eco packaging, items are wrapped in tissue paper and delivered in a 100% recyclable brown box.
Any further questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at info@annavonlipa.com
About our use of glass:
Glass is fantastic material. It is at once fragile and at the same time incredibly strong. Of course, it has a physical strength, withstand, for example, moisture, sun and frost. But it is just as strong in its artistic and aesthetic expression. The transparency and reflection of the glass creates depth when it plays with the light in refractions and reflections.
Blowing glass is a fascinating and time-consuming process. The artist handles the glass when it is still liquid to when it is up to 1300˚ Celsius.
Naturally, there are also challenges with glass and we have gathered the most common questions here.
Air bubbles
We call them charm bubbles. They naturally occur in the work-process when air is captured between the different layers of glass. A glass is blown by several layers and thus air bubbles are likely to form. Smaller air bubbles characterize handmade glass, and we do not consider it a deterioration in quality.
Tension in glass
Tensions can occur with temperature differences. To avoid these tensions, we cool the finished and still hot glasses very slowly. If the damage has occurred during the process, the glass is extremely fragile and can suddenly crack or burst at the slightest impact, and we naturally exchange it with a smile.
Care of glass
Our crystal glasses are machine-washable when subject to the following recommendations:
- Use a short washing program, less than 60˚ celcius, without a drying programme.
- Open the door of the washing machine so that water can evaporate and dry your glasses with a tea towel.
- Our glasses are resistant to mild acids but not stronger acids like ”minus lime”, as well as various descaling agents that you usually buy in the household. Instead, we advise you use citric or acetic acid.
Natural colours
Our crystal glass is stained. A combination of traditions technology and earth minerals sums up our wide range of colors.
Our bluish shades are achieved by adding the liquid glass mass Cobalt oxide.
The green and brownish colors are associated with iron. Pink and Ruby with gold chloride.
We love stained glass and are proud to work with talented glaziers who teach us to develop our very own colors from nature's treasure trove.
Quality
Our crystal glasses do not contain lead. We only produce environmental crystal.
Lead-containing crystal glass is unsuitable for food and drink.
In some of our designs where we place extra demands on strength, lightness and gloss, the element Barium is used. Especially for our mouth-blown wine collection “Lyon” and “Limoux”.
