The results list glasses made from borosilicate glass, plain glass, crystal (including lead-free/Tyrol crystal), and plastic.
Several listings explicitly call out lead-free glass or lead-free crystal; at least one listing lists both cadmium-free and lead-free as features.
There is a 20-count pack of plastic, stemless, disposable gold-glitter wine glasses specifically marketed for parties and 'worry-free' use.
Descriptions assign shapes to wines and uses: narrow white-wine glasses are presented for white wine; pinot noir glasses are noted for fuller-bodied wines; and some tumblers list suitability for merlot, cabernet, chardonnay, riesling, and general red/white/rosé use.
The listings show a range of capacities, including 9 oz; 12 oz (also listed as 350 ml/12 fl oz); 12.5 oz; 16 oz; 18 oz; 19.6 oz; 19.75 oz; 22 fl oz (listed as 650 ml); and 24.7 oz. One listing is shown as “350 ounces,” which appears inconsistent with the other entries and is likely a listing error—verify the original listing and units before use.
