Baccarat - Chalice (6) - Rohan - Crystal - Baccarat crystal “Rohan”

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Exquisite mixed lot of crystal stemware by Baccarat, the “Rohan” model, famous for its rich arabesque decoration, entirely acid-etched.

The pieces belong to the first original series from the 1930s (1931-1935). The glasses are historically unmarked on the bottom (logo introduced only later in 1936), a period-accurate detail that confirms their authenticity and original rarity.

Catalog reference: Official models illustrated in the "Catalogue Baccarat Dépôt Central 1933".

The lot consists of (6 intact pieces + 4 complimentary items):
• 4 Champagne Flutes in excellent, pristine condition. Height: 14.5 cm
• 2 Wine Glasses (medium size) in excellent, pristine condition. Height: 10.0 cm
• 2 Additional Champagne Flutes (Height: 14.5 cm) with slight chipping on the upper rim. Included in the lot as complimentary gifts.
• 2 Additional Wine Glasses (Height: 10.0 cm) with slight chipping on the upper rim. Included in the lot as complimentary gifts.

Condition of intact pieces: Excellent, clear crystal and flawless edges.

Note on chipped pieces:
The 4 additional glasses show minimal defects on the upper rim and are included completely free of charge. As these are micro superficial chips, they are ideal for easy repair and grinding by a master glassmaker or specialized crystal artisan after purchase, allowing you to further complete the set. Please view the macro photos at the end of the gallery for details.

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Exquisite mixed lot of crystal stemware by Baccarat, the “Rohan” model, famous for its rich arabesque decoration, entirely acid-etched.

The pieces belong to the first original series from the 1930s (1931-1935). The glasses are historically unmarked on the bottom (logo introduced only later in 1936), a period-accurate detail that confirms their authenticity and original rarity.

Catalog reference: Official models illustrated in the "Catalogue Baccarat Dépôt Central 1933".

The lot consists of (6 intact pieces + 4 complimentary items):
• 4 Champagne Flutes in excellent, pristine condition. Height: 14.5 cm
• 2 Wine Glasses (medium size) in excellent, pristine condition. Height: 10.0 cm
• 2 Additional Champagne Flutes (Height: 14.5 cm) with slight chipping on the upper rim. Included in the lot as complimentary gifts.
• 2 Additional Wine Glasses (Height: 10.0 cm) with slight chipping on the upper rim. Included in the lot as complimentary gifts.

Condition of intact pieces: Excellent, clear crystal and flawless edges.

Note on chipped pieces:
The 4 additional glasses show minimal defects on the upper rim and are included completely free of charge. As these are micro superficial chips, they are ideal for easy repair and grinding by a master glassmaker or specialized crystal artisan after purchase, allowing you to further complete the set. Please view the macro photos at the end of the gallery for details.

Shipping managed via Catawiki Smart Shipping with a Medium Parcel (up to 5 kg) and high-protection professional packaging guaranteed.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Baccarat crystal “Rohan”
Number of objects
6
Country of origin
Italy
Manufacturer/brand
Baccarat
Model
Rohan
Material
Crystal
Colour
Transparent
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
14.5 cm
Width
5 cm
Depth
5 cm
Estimated period
1930-1940
ItalyVerified
Private

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