Baccarat - Drinking glass (11) - Crystal





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Set of 11 hand-crafted Baccarat Caton crystal wine glasses, a model listed in the 1911 catalogue, dating from 1910–1920 and measuring approximately 11.7 cm high with a 6.3 cm foot diameter.
Description from the seller
Baccarat crystal wine glasses – Caton model listed in the 1911 catalogue – flat ribs on the lower part of the bowl (10) – olive-shaped stem at mid-height – flat foot – cut by the master glassmaker.
Entirely handmade, hence a few imperfections.
This model was also produced as water glasses, tasting glasses and Champagne flutes.
Please note these are antique glasses – the ribs are not the same as those on current production.
No manufacturer’s mark, as they were made before 1936 – the Baccarat and Saint-Louis crystal works produced the same models, from the same catalogues, with no distinguishing marks. From 1936 onward, they separated, with distinct catalogues and different marks on each item produced.
These two crystal works have existed since the 18th century and are renowned worldwide for their excellence – over the years, they have succeeded in passing down their ancestral expertise.
Glass height: 11.7 cm to 11.8 cm – rim diameter: 6.5 cm to 6.7 cm – foot diameter: 6.3 cm to 6.5 cm – height of the ribs on the bowl: 4.3 cm – olive diameter: 3 cm.
Weight without packaging: 2 kg.
Baccarat crystal wine glasses – Caton model listed in the 1911 catalogue – flat ribs on the lower part of the bowl (10) – olive-shaped stem at mid-height – flat foot – cut by the master glassmaker.
Entirely handmade, hence a few imperfections.
This model was also produced as water glasses, tasting glasses and Champagne flutes.
Please note these are antique glasses – the ribs are not the same as those on current production.
No manufacturer’s mark, as they were made before 1936 – the Baccarat and Saint-Louis crystal works produced the same models, from the same catalogues, with no distinguishing marks. From 1936 onward, they separated, with distinct catalogues and different marks on each item produced.
These two crystal works have existed since the 18th century and are renowned worldwide for their excellence – over the years, they have succeeded in passing down their ancestral expertise.
Glass height: 11.7 cm to 11.8 cm – rim diameter: 6.5 cm to 6.7 cm – foot diameter: 6.3 cm to 6.5 cm – height of the ribs on the bowl: 4.3 cm – olive diameter: 3 cm.
Weight without packaging: 2 kg.

