Le Creusot, attribuable - Liquor cabinet (16) - Crystal

Very refined liquor cabinet consisting of 4 carafes and 12 glasses from the first half of the 19th century.

The glassware is attributable to the Cristallerie du Creusot, which was acquired in 1932 by Baccarat.

The support is made of lacquered sheet metal decorated with golden Asian scenes (losses in lacquer and gilding => see photos).

The central axis is made of blackened wood, topped with a crystal ball. The trays supporting the crystalware rotate around the central axis.

All the glassware is of the same model except for one glass of the same type that is smaller. There are some chips on certain glasses.

Total dimensions of the cabaret
Height: about 36 cm.
width: 31 cm

Carafe
Height: 24 cm
Ø: 8 cm

11 glasses with diamond-cut tips.
height: 9.9 cm
square base 3.8 cm
Diameter: 4.2 cm

cut glass with diamond points
height: 8.2 cm
Round base: 4.5 cm
Ø drinking: 4.1 cm