Baccarat - Wine glass (6) - Nancy - Crystal





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Set of 6 liqueur glasses in cut crystal from the famous Baccarat crystal works, in the Nancy pattern. Created in 1867, this emblematic model was presented at the Nancy International Fair in 1908, the city that gave it its name, and has since appeared in every Baccarat catalog of Tableware — alongside the Harcourt pattern, another great classic of the house.
The Nancy model is recognizable by its characteristic size with beveled facets on the body, paired with a round foot and a sober and elegant line, which highlights the purity and brilliance of the crystal. This No. 6 format, capacity (4 cl), corresponds to the liqueur glass, ideal for strong spirits and digestifs served at the end of a meal.
A coherent set of 6 pieces, perfect to complete an existing Nancy service or to start a collection around this timeless Baccarat classic.
Unmarked as they are pre-1930s.
Careful packaging and fast delivery.
Set of 6 liqueur glasses in cut crystal from the famous Baccarat crystal works, in the Nancy pattern. Created in 1867, this emblematic model was presented at the Nancy International Fair in 1908, the city that gave it its name, and has since appeared in every Baccarat catalog of Tableware — alongside the Harcourt pattern, another great classic of the house.
The Nancy model is recognizable by its characteristic size with beveled facets on the body, paired with a round foot and a sober and elegant line, which highlights the purity and brilliance of the crystal. This No. 6 format, capacity (4 cl), corresponds to the liqueur glass, ideal for strong spirits and digestifs served at the end of a meal.
A coherent set of 6 pieces, perfect to complete an existing Nancy service or to start a collection around this timeless Baccarat classic.
Unmarked as they are pre-1930s.
Careful packaging and fast delivery.

