Drinking service (10) - Crystal

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Current bid
€ 90
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Christophe Thiebaut
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Estimate  € 170 - € 200
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Description from the seller

In the photo you can see a luxurious set of two kinds of glassware from the legendary Nachtmann Traube series. The larger goblets (i.e., Romers / Wine Hocks) have bigger bulbous bowls and are intended for Rhine wine or white wine.
The smaller glasses have finer bowls, ideal for liqueurs, cordials or schnapps (cordial).
In very good condition. The bowls are adorned with a traditional, deep cut featuring grapevines, ripe grape clusters, and geometric rosettes.
All sits on a crafted, faceted stem with a stable base.
I am providing the size of the smaller glass: 14 x 8 cm

In the photo you can see a luxurious set of two kinds of glassware from the legendary Nachtmann Traube series. The larger goblets (i.e., Romers / Wine Hocks) have bigger bulbous bowls and are intended for Rhine wine or white wine.
The smaller glasses have finer bowls, ideal for liqueurs, cordials or schnapps (cordial).
In very good condition. The bowls are adorned with a traditional, deep cut featuring grapevines, ripe grape clusters, and geometric rosettes.
All sits on a crafted, faceted stem with a stable base.
I am providing the size of the smaller glass: 14 x 8 cm

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
10
Material
Crystal
Country of origin
Germany
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
21 cm
Width
7.5 cm
Diameter
7.5 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
PolandVerified
130
Objects sold
92.31%
Private

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