Champagne flute (12) - Crystal

Champagne flutes in tulip-shaped crystal with a light constriction at the drinking rim - the goblet is decorated at the base with arabesques - foliage - flowers - in the taste of the 18th century - along the rim a frieze in fine gold of 5mm wide - light signs of wear on some flutes -
the stem and the foot are in molded glass - the stem is cubical with beveled sides and ends to form the foot - this production can be placed in the 1950s-1960s - no maker's mark - due to the quality of the crystal - one might think of production by a Lorraine crystal works - cradle of the great French crystal factories or a production of the Bayel crystal works - called Royale Champagne - indeed this crystal works - the oldest in France, created in 1666 - produced glasses with a mix of crystal and glass -
height 17 cm - drinking diameter 5.5 cm - foot diameter 6 cm - stem height 5.5 cm.
total weight without packaging 2.4 kg.