Antique Moser Two-Tone Crystal Glasses, 1930s A set of ten refined antique crystal glasses produced by the renowned Moser glass manufactory in the 1930s. Expertly hand-crafted from two-tone Bohemian crystal, these glasses combine a clear crystal stem and base with a subtly colored bowl, creating an elegant contrast that highlights the depth and brilliance of the crystal. The design features graceful proportions, a finely faceted bowl, a slender stem, and a beautifully star-cut base — all unmistakable hallmarks of Moser’s exceptional craftsmanship and refined Art Deco–era aesthetics. With a height of 13 cm and a capacity of approximately 100 ml, these glasses are ideally suited for: • dessert wines • liqueurs and cordials • sherry or port • champagne cocktails or aperitifs Their smaller size reflects the refined drinking culture of the period, where such glasses were intended for special occasions and elegant table settings. Despite their delicate nature, these glasses have survived in excellent condition — a testament to both their quality and careful use over the decades. Complete antique sets in two-tone crystal are particularly rare and highly collectible, making them especially desirable today. Thanks to their timeless design and harmonious proportions, these glasses are equally appropriate for an intimate dinner, a formal table setting, or as decorative accents in a refined modern interior, effortlessly bridging classic and contemporary styles. The clarity of the crystal, the balance in the hand, and the precision of the cutting reflect the high standards that established Moser as a supplier to royal courts and a symbol of luxury glassmaking. As with all early 20th-century handmade crystal, minor variations in weight, stem thickness, or wall thickness, as well as small imperfections and slight variations in color tone, are normal and should be regarded as authentic characteristics of the period. About Moser Founded in 1857 in Karlovy Vary (Bohemia) by engraver Ludwig Moser, the Moser manufactory quickly gained international recognition for its uncompromising quality and innovative crystal formulas. Moser became an official supplier to royal and imperial courts across Europe and is especially renowned for its lead-free crystal, exceptional clarity, and masterful hand-cutting. Today, Moser remains one of the most prestigious names in the history of Bohemian glassmaking. Will be carefully packaged, protected and insured