bell glass , also: bell jar

He lifted his bell glass in a silent toast to someone or something or nothing.

The maid brought the brandy, an ancient bottle, and two bell glasses on a black tray.

He opened the bottle with an antique silver corkscrew and poured into a small bell glass, then raised the glass to his nostrils to savor the bouquet.

He reported standard surgical procedures on animals rendered insensible under a bell glass by denying them fresh air or by administering carbon dioxide, without evidence of pain and with full recovery.

And updated versions of the classic contoured Coke bottle - augmented by a redesigned "bell glass" and traditional red coolers - play as large a role in every ad as "Is that your final answer?"

When the secretary returned Ett was lounging back in an easy chair, several meters from the table, with a wide-mouthed bell glass of cognac in his hand and his feet on an overstuffed hassock.