Attributed to Saint-Louis - Drinking service (24) - Caton - Crystal

Caton pattern glassware attributed to the Saint-Louis manufactory, one of the most iconic and historic collections of French crystal, characterized by broad ribbed cuts and a baluster base. Originally created in 1877, this model is appreciated for its sturdiness and timeless design, remaining today a staple of Saint-Louis production.
The glasses bear no signature, as the manufactory did not apply its mark before 1937.
It features a cup with a series of cut facets that impart sparkle to the crystal, with a baluster knot above the circular base of the stem.
The service typically includes several sizes for water, wine, liqueur, and champagne flutes.
The service consists of 24 pieces:
6 Water goblets, about 15x9.5 cm
6 Wine glasses, about 12.5x7.8 cm
6 Liqueur glasses, about 10x5.8 cm
6 Champagne flutes, about 16.5x6.5 cm
See listing for conditions and measurements of all pieces.
I do not ship outside the European Community.
The lot will be carefully packed and shipped in a reinforced polystyrene box.