Abstract: Tableware or furniture item (1) comprising a top part and a leg (4), produced in at least two parts:—the top part comprising a parison (2) or a support for another object and at least one annular stud (22) turned downwards, having at least one frustoconical outer surface (24) forming a buckling prevention member and provided with at least one lateral bulge (25) set apart from the base of the stud, and—the leg comprising an inner member (5) provided with a female link turned upwards to cooperate with the stud (22) of the top part, and comprising a plurality of concentric angular sectors (12) separated by slots (13), making said female link clamp the corresponding stud in the assembled position, and providing it with elasticity allowing it to pass over the lateral bulge during assembly, and an outer skirt (6).

Abstract: Machine and method for manufacturing glass objects, in particular stemmed glass, comprising a blank mold 1 configured to receive glass at flow temperature, and a pressing punch 2 that can be moved in translation along a first axis, characterized in that the blank mold 1 comprises an upwardly flared upper portion 3 formed of one part, and an upwardly non-flared lower portion 13 formed of multiple parts, the parts of the lower portion 13 being movable in translation with a component along axes arranged in a plane normal to the first axis, the upper portion 3 having, along any axis normal to the first axis, a minimum dimension greater than the maximum dimension of the lower portion 13 along the axis normal to the first axis so that the molded object in the lower portion 13 can pass through the upper portion 3 in translation along the first axis.