Baccarat - Drinking set (6) - Genoa - Crystal





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BACCARAT – Liqueur service
Faceted crystal, varied shades
Maison Baccarat – Early 20th Century
Rare and elegant liqueur set in colored crystal, including six matching glasses, crafted by the prestigious house Baccarat, a symbol of excellence in French glassmaking for more than two centuries.
The set is distinguished by the purity of its lines, the refinement of cut crystal, and its subtle range of hues—emerald green, chartreuse green, golden amber, amethyst, ruby and sapphire—capturing luminous reflections with remarkable intensity, a hallmark of Baccarat productions from the early 20th century.
The slender silhouettes of the glasses, with curved, flared bowls adorned with arched facets and precisely cut panels, respond in harmony to the absolute transparency of the feet and stems, creating an ensemble that is both sober and refined.
Each glass, with a sculptural body and architectural form, bears witness to a high level of glassmaking mastery, where the cuts display a perfect balance between decorative elegance and functionality. The piece is authenticated by the Baccarat brand, guaranteeing its origin and its affiliation with one of the most important French artistic crystal manufacturers.
This service epitomizes the era's aesthetics, where crystal artistry serves daily life with a keen sense of form and light. Today it is a highly sought-after collector's piece, suitable for both a display cabinet and an upscale decorative presentation.
Composition:
– 6 assorted glasses
Dimensions :
Height: 13 cm
Diameter: 5 cm
Condition: very good state of preservation, with slight signs of age, no major deterioration. A rare decorative object, ideal for Baccarat collectors, Art Nouveau enthusiasts, and lovers of French decorative arts.
Insured shipping and pickup points if possible. The images are part of the description.
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BACCARAT – Liqueur service
Faceted crystal, varied shades
Maison Baccarat – Early 20th Century
Rare and elegant liqueur set in colored crystal, including six matching glasses, crafted by the prestigious house Baccarat, a symbol of excellence in French glassmaking for more than two centuries.
The set is distinguished by the purity of its lines, the refinement of cut crystal, and its subtle range of hues—emerald green, chartreuse green, golden amber, amethyst, ruby and sapphire—capturing luminous reflections with remarkable intensity, a hallmark of Baccarat productions from the early 20th century.
The slender silhouettes of the glasses, with curved, flared bowls adorned with arched facets and precisely cut panels, respond in harmony to the absolute transparency of the feet and stems, creating an ensemble that is both sober and refined.
Each glass, with a sculptural body and architectural form, bears witness to a high level of glassmaking mastery, where the cuts display a perfect balance between decorative elegance and functionality. The piece is authenticated by the Baccarat brand, guaranteeing its origin and its affiliation with one of the most important French artistic crystal manufacturers.
This service epitomizes the era's aesthetics, where crystal artistry serves daily life with a keen sense of form and light. Today it is a highly sought-after collector's piece, suitable for both a display cabinet and an upscale decorative presentation.
Composition:
– 6 assorted glasses
Dimensions :
Height: 13 cm
Diameter: 5 cm
Condition: very good state of preservation, with slight signs of age, no major deterioration. A rare decorative object, ideal for Baccarat collectors, Art Nouveau enthusiasts, and lovers of French decorative arts.
Insured shipping and pickup points if possible. The images are part of the description.
#venitiancarnival
