• Cloche Outer Height: With Knob and Tray 10.5 Inches (Knob approx, 1.3 Inches Tall)
• Cloche Outer Diameter: 8 Inches
• Cloche Inner Height: 8 Inches
• Tray Diamteter: 9 Inches
• Tray Height: 1.5 Inches
• Material: Glass
• Product: Cloche Bell Glass Dome
• Color: Clear
• Style: Modern
• Quantity: 1
• Works for weddings, events, food tray, or home decor
• Can be used as food storage, plant terrarium or item display
• Has a thickened base for heat resistance
• Made of hand-blown utility glass
• Great functionality and durability
• Note: Small air bubbles are very common with hand-blown glass.

Cloche Dome
The cloche glass dome. Cloches, also known as glass domes, cloche domes, and bell jars, was first used by the French during the 18th century. Today, they are a great piece of decoration for home decor. The intentional use for these bell jars was for protection. But now they have a better purpose. Each item that the dome holds seems like it has an extraordinary story behind it, while the dome shares it with the viewer with its unique design. Not only do these cloches provide a characteristic display, or a trophy like feel to the item. It gives a cherishable feel for the person looking towards the object.

Bell Jar
Glass Bell Jar has the same functions as a Cloche Dome. There is two significant difference from a Bell Jar and the Cloche Dome. One is the physical looks, and the second is the particular purpose of the Bell Jar. First, let us talk about the physique of the bell jar. It is shaped like a bell, With a knob and opening edges heading outward. With its additional physical feature, it provides a more natural way to open and close the jar, granting direct access to what lies within.

Straight-forward Design
With no corners, the cloche dome has a unique feel of guarding everything that lies within its body. The transparent glass acts as a barrier to protect and display the beautiful world that lies within—the perfect storage unit for home decors to showcase the delicate unique masterpiece within. The dark wooden base at the bottom sets the ideal stage to draw all attention to what lies above.