Drinking set (36) - Crystal

Set of 36 glass crystal pieces consisting of:
Photo 4 – 5 rounded bowl glasses with a solid thick base for amber or whiskey in transparent crystal produced in Tuscany in the 1980s.
Photo 6 – 6 water or juice glasses produced in the 1950s/60s, decorated with white enamel floral motifs and gold rims and profiles, by Bartlett-Collins founded in 1914 in Sapulpa, Oklahoma. Size: height 8.3 cm x diameter 6.8 cm.
Photo 8 – 6 water glasses, height 10 cm x diameter 7.1 cm, produced by Empoli crystal works, now closed, in the 1960s, faceted and satin-finished with hand-engraved acid-work, motif of berries adorned with garlands in Baroque style.
Photo 10 – 4 glasses, height 11.1 cm x diameter 7.7 cm, for lemonade, water or juice, in mouth-blown glass hand-painted with raised decoration of grape clusters and vines. Stylized flowers, white circular polka-dot pattern on a pale blue background finished with gold-band accents. Vintage from the first half of the 20th century, about 1940, United Kingdom. Unknown producer.
Photo 11 – Sorbet or ice cream coupe in amber glass, height 10.4 cm x diameter 10.3 cm, produced by Empoli Crystal Works (Firenze) in the 1970s.
Photo 13 – 6 wine glasses in 24% lead crystal from Bohemian crystal of the 1970s. The bowls are mouth-blown with elaborate artistic cuts featuring geometric designs, snowflakes, vertically notched, stem is hexagonal truncated-conical with a base that is the same hexagon cut underneath into a 16-point star. Made by skilled masters using the traditional method of blowing and engraving, ground exclusively by hand with stone discs and without any automated or computer-driven machinery, typical of the original and exclusive Bohemian lead crystal art. Good condition, perfect appearance, no chips or cracks. Measurements: height 15.5 cm – diameter 6.6 cm.
Photo 15 – 6 mouth-blown juice glasses made in Murano in the 1960s. Size: height 14.9 cm x diameter 6.9 cm.
Photo 16 – 2 Moser wine goblets produced in Czechoslovakia, model Lady Hamilton, from the 1940s. Size: height 19.5 cm x diameter 8.1 cm.