t La Rochère, tradition and aesthetics have always withstood time.
La Rochère Crystal Works re-issues glass services from the 18th and 19th centuries, such as the Romantique service (chosen by Georges Sand), the Amitié service, the flat-sided cut service of the 19th century or the Jean Luce service of the 20th century with the support of Paris-Musées and Arcodiff.

Through these models which are transmitted from generation to generation, La Rochère perpetuates the know-how of mouth-blown crystalline, hand-made by Master Glass Makers.

Until 1967 the traditional activity was based on production of "hand-made, mouth-blown" glasses and decanters for cafés and restaurants.

However, the "Histoire" collection, a re-issue of services and tumblers in "mechanical" glass, carried out with Paris Musées and including the "Abeille" range, re-issues of "bistrot" glass such as "le Berry", "Capitole", "Déguster", "Le bistrot", and the "Versailles" and "Carolingiens" ranges have enabled the Glass Works to position itself in this market despite its relatively recent entry.