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Nachtmann - a beautiful crystal set with a decanter (7 pieces) - Lead crystal - 1960s/70s of the 20th century - Germany.
Elegant, highly collectible crystal set for liqueurs or cordials.
The set is exceptional due to its modern, geometric design and smooth, deeply faceted cuts, which clearly stand out against traditional, richly jeweled star motifs.
The deep ruby/cranberry coating on the decanter and the glasses beautifully contrasts with the transparent interior of the crystal. The bowls of the smaller glasses delight with diverse, intense colors.
2 x rare, tall candlesticks with wide, flared rims on elegant, clear feet.
Condition: very good vintage. Only minimal, age-appropriate signs of use are visible on the bases.
Remaining set dimensions:
Candle holder: 18 x 10 cm
Liqueur glass: 12 x 4 cm
Please look closely at the photos, which are part of the description.
The package will be securely packed.
Nachtmann - a beautiful crystal set with a decanter (7 pieces) - Lead crystal - 1960s/70s of the 20th century - Germany.
Elegant, highly collectible crystal set for liqueurs or cordials.
The set is exceptional due to its modern, geometric design and smooth, deeply faceted cuts, which clearly stand out against traditional, richly jeweled star motifs.
The deep ruby/cranberry coating on the decanter and the glasses beautifully contrasts with the transparent interior of the crystal. The bowls of the smaller glasses delight with diverse, intense colors.
2 x rare, tall candlesticks with wide, flared rims on elegant, clear feet.
Condition: very good vintage. Only minimal, age-appropriate signs of use are visible on the bases.
Remaining set dimensions:
Candle holder: 18 x 10 cm
Liqueur glass: 12 x 4 cm
Please look closely at the photos, which are part of the description.
The package will be securely packed.

