This is an authentic Jan Barboglio Triple Zackshot Glass from the Laurel Line, featuring a mouth-blown clear glass vessel with a hand-engraved laurel leaf band and a heavy beaded iron base. This is the larger 4 oz triple shot size, not the smaller standard shot glass.
This listing is for ONE Jan Barboglio Triple Zackshot Glass. If additional glasses are available, please select the desired quantity at checkout. A discount will be applied when purchasing more than one.
Maker: Jan Barboglio
Piece: Triple Zackshot Glass
Line / Motif: Laurel Line
Capacity: 4 oz
Size: Approximately 2" width x 2" depth x 5" height
Material: Mouth-blown glass with hand-forged / cast iron base
Color: Clear seedy glass with dark rustic iron base
Design: Laurel etched glass with beaded iron collar base
Included: Original Jan Barboglio Milagro card
Use: Triple shot glass, mezcal glass, cordial glass, tasting glass, artisan barware, collectible decor
This Jan Barboglio Triple Zackshot Glass is a highly distinctive piece of artisan barware, combining thick mouth-blown glass with a heavy, rustic iron base. The glass has a tall narrow cylindrical form with a smooth rounded rim, a heavily weighted bottom, and the beautiful “seedy” texture collectors expect from traditional hand-blown Mexican glass.
Around the upper portion of the glass is a satin-frosted hand-engraved laurel leaf band, giving the piece its refined Laurel Line identity. The engraving is subtle, elegant, and unmistakably Barboglio — a quiet detail that catches light beautifully without overwhelming the piece.
The base is equally impressive. The glass rests inside a thick, shallow iron collar detailed with raised primitive beads or studs around the perimeter. The iron has a dark charcoal-black oxidized finish with rustic texture, natural surface variation, and old-world character. The contrast between the delicate engraved glass and the heavy iron base is what makes Jan Barboglio barware so recognizable and collectible.
This is the larger Triple Zackshot size with a 4 oz capacity. That makes it ideal for multi-ounce pours, specialty mezcals, sipping tequila, cordials, tasting portions, or simply as a high-end display piece for a collected bar cart.
The thick solid glass between the vessel and iron bottom is very impressive in person. It gives the glass a substantial, luxury weight and makes it feel much more elevated than ordinary barware.
This piece comes with its original Jan Barboglio Milagro card.
The card reads:
“Centuries of training go into the art of glass blowing. So treasured a skill, that in the 17th Century, craftsmen were recruited by the French Court to bring this art to France.
Bubbles, ripples, variations in size and imperfections are treasured and natural.”
This card is important because it explains the intentional artisan qualities of the glass. The tiny bubbles, ripples, seeded texture, and slight variations are not flaws — they are part of the handmade character and authenticity of the piece.
Jan Barboglio pieces are known for their distinctive blend of mouth-blown glass, hand-forged iron, spiritual symbolism, rustic Mexican hacienda design, and functional artistry. This Triple Zackshot is a perfect example of that design language.
The glass is individually mouth-blown, which creates natural bubbles, slight waviness, and uneven light reflection. The laurel leaf design is etched by hand, giving the rim a soft frosted detail. The iron base is heavy, tactile, and intentionally rustic, with a handworked finish that gives each piece its own character.
Collectors love Jan Barboglio because the pieces feel substantial, soulful, and deeply individual. This is not mass-produced-looking barware. It has weight, texture, history, and presence.
Jan Barboglio’s design aesthetic is deeply rooted in old-world Mexico, ranch life, spiritual iconography, ironwork, glassmaking, and hacienda-inspired interiors. Her pieces often combine traditional materials such as hand-forged iron, mouth-blown glass, wood, wax, and sculptural metal details.
Before becoming known for her home decor and barware, Jan Barboglio was involved in high-end design through the Barboglio Cristina & Jan fashion label. Her later home collection grew from a love of custom iron accents and functional objects with emotional and symbolic meaning.
Her work is especially loved by collectors because it blends function with storytelling. Pieces like this Triple Zackshot are not just glasses — they are small sculptural objects designed for gathering, entertaining, gifting, and display.
This piece has everything collectors look for in Jan Barboglio barware:
The thick glass base and heavy iron collar make it feel grounded and substantial. It has a wonderful tactile presence in the hand and looks beautiful on a bar cart, cocktail tray, liquor cabinet, or collector’s shelf.
Wonderful pre-owned condition with beautiful artisan character. The glass shows the natural bubbles, ripples, seedy texture, and handmade variations expected in Jan Barboglio mouth-blown glass. The iron base has rustic oxidized surface variation consistent with the maker’s hand-forged finish. No chips or cracks noted. Please review all photos closely, as they are part of the description and show the thick glass, iron base, laurel etching, Milagro card, and measurements.
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ABOUT JAN BARBOGLIO.........
In all of Barboglio's iron/metal pieces you will see brown or black in the piece and this is the finishing process that adds to its distinct iron metal beauty. Each of the artist piece is slightly different in shading texture, color, irregularities, and imperfections - because they are hand individually casted. The talent that goes into these pieces is just remarkable -- talent of combining materials is what makes each object of Jan Barboglio's original and distinctive and has become her trademark. She uses old wood, honed and combined with iron, glass, crystal, and stone mixed with silver and etched cut glass guarantees each object's authenticity. Her pieces are known to be aesthetically warm, primitively handsome and are TRUE WORKS OF ART. Of HIGH QUALITY and always sensuous to the touch, her works have become highly COLLECTABLE.
These iron pieces, handmade by Jan Barboglio, have a long history in Mexico and Latin American countries. Each piece is hand worked. It is individually cast or wrought, hammered, sanded and hand finished. Slight irregularities, imperfections and variations of shading and texture are characteristics of the material and the old world finishing process that adds to its distinct beauty. Each piece is slightly different.
JAN BARBOGLIO
After many years designing clothing with her sister in their Barboglio Cristina & Jan Collection, Jan Barboglio began sculpting accessories and furniture for her own home. Her childhood, spent in north central Mexico, would prove to be fertile ground for inspiration, and every object created by her would carry with it the rich history and romance of old Mexico.
Barboglio’s initial designs of wax grabbers were for her silver, bronze and iron candelabra. Altar pieces and house blessing crosses were integrated into her own home furnishings. Her love of entertainment would later result in her own iron chargers, platters and chafing dishes. Leather goods and saddle stools began to fill her home. All of these influences are evident in her Jan Barboglio Collection of today.
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