Cristallerie francesi - Drinking service (11) - Crystal





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Set of 11 champagne glasses in light, hand-blown clear crystal, featuring an acid-engraved Rocaille motif with floral and geometric arabesques on the bowl, produced by French Cristallerie française around 1900, unmarked and made until the 1910s, with height 11.2 cm and diameter 10.2 cm, and in good condition with minor signs of age and stains.
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Set of 11 champagne goblets in light transparent mouth-blown and hand-finished crystal, enhanced by a delicate Rocaille-style acid-engraved engraving with floral and geometric arabesque motifs on the upper part of the bowl. Produced by the prestigious French crystal makers. Originally created around 1900, vintage and antique pieces are true collectibles for lovers of the art de la table (very close to Baccarat productions from 1880–1910). Thin, slender, and elegant stem, ending with a decorative knot both at the base of the cup and above the circular foot, and a refined upper decorative band with volute and lattice motifs etched. Unmarked, introduced before 1936 and produced up to the 1910s. Dimensions: height 11.2 cm × diameter 10.2 cm.
Set of 11 champagne goblets in light transparent mouth-blown and hand-finished crystal, enhanced by a delicate Rocaille-style acid-engraved engraving with floral and geometric arabesque motifs on the upper part of the bowl. Produced by the prestigious French crystal makers. Originally created around 1900, vintage and antique pieces are true collectibles for lovers of the art de la table (very close to Baccarat productions from 1880–1910). Thin, slender, and elegant stem, ending with a decorative knot both at the base of the cup and above the circular foot, and a refined upper decorative band with volute and lattice motifs etched. Unmarked, introduced before 1936 and produced up to the 1910s. Dimensions: height 11.2 cm × diameter 10.2 cm.

