This is LSA International, a London design studio and family business that has made contemporary handmade glass since the 1960s. Think wine and cocktail glasses, decanters, vases and cake stands designed in-house and crafted by skilled makers in Europe.
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The story
LSA was co-founded in London in the 1960s by Janusz Lubkowski, and its first product was an enamelled coffee pot sold at Habitat in 1966. It is still a family business: his daughter, Monika Lubkowska-Jonas, is its designer and creative director. The company says its approach is thoughtful, considered design that suits the way people live.
The range
The shop is built around glassware for the bar and table: wine, champagne, martini, cocktail, whisky, beer and shot glasses. Alongside those sit decanters and carafes, cake stands and domes, and vases. The studio also works in porcelain and wood, so you will find mugs, teapots and serving boards as well.
The craft
Most of the glass is mouth-blown, with glassblowers working in teams, each responsible for one stage of the process. Finishing is done by hand while the glass is still hot, such as scissor-cutting a thick, rounded rim. LSA designs everything in-house and says every piece is made in Europe by partners it has worked with for decades. Its wood is FSC-certified.
Sustainability
LSA says it designs lasting pieces to encourage buying less and owning for longer. Glass is endlessly recyclable, and its Canopy collection, made with the Eden Project, uses recycled glass.
Delivery
LSA sends orders from the UK, with next-day delivery for orders placed before the weekday cut-off and a free-delivery threshold shown at checkout. It delivers to the UK and the United States, not yet to Europe.
Returns
Returns are free and straightforward: send the item back within 28 days of receipt for a refund to your original payment method. UK customers can generate a prepaid label and drop the parcel at a Collect+ point. Items from the Channel Islands can be returned, but at your own cost.
Care
Most glass is handmade, so wash it gently in warm soapy water. Some pieces are tested as dishwasher safe, and the product page says which.
Questions about LSA
Are there any LSA discount codes?
We don't currently list a confirmed discount code. That doesn't mean the store has no promotions; check its website for current prices.
Where can I check LSA's refund policy?
Read the retailer's current policy before buying. Eligibility can depend on the product, its condition and whether it has been used or activated. LSA returns policy
Where is LSA glassware made?
LSA designs everything in London and says every piece is made in Europe by trusted craft partners. Most of its glass is mouth-blown.
Is LSA glassware dishwasher safe?
Some of it is. LSA tests selected glass for dishwasher use, but advises hand-washing handmade glass to avoid chips, and the product page states the care for each item.
Does LSA offer next-day delivery?
Yes, in the UK for orders placed before the weekday cut-off shown on its delivery page.
How do I return something to LSA?
Within 28 days of receiving it, complete the returns form, generate a free label and drop the parcel at a Collect+ point. Very large parcels can go via the Post Office on request.
Does LSA deliver outside the UK?
Its delivery page covers the UK and the United States. It hopes to add European countries in future. Trade customers can also buy through its trade team.
Who handles my order?
You complete your purchase with the retailer. For order changes, delivery questions or a refund, contact the seller shown on your order confirmation. Vouchernaut publishes shopping guides and offers; we don't process your purchase.
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