Sprit-set (7) - Kristall - Underbart färgat ribbat set

05
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19
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04
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58
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Startbud
€ 1
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Jeroen Zoetmulder
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Över 30 års erfarenhet inom arkeologi; edsvuren värderingsman specialiserad på arkeologi.

Uppskattat pris  € 170 - € 200
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Set med sju franska likörglas i blå kristall, i art déco-stil med räfflade kupor, från 1920–1930 och 17 cm höga; i gott begagnat skick med lätta ålderstecken.

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sophisticated set of 7 Art Deco liqueur glasses from the 1920s,
each one masterfully handblown in fully-colored blue glass. Because the color is integral to the glass itself — not painted or flashed — each piece shows a beautiful clarity and subtle radiance throughout.
The lightly ribbed bowls create a refined optical effect, while the tall, slim stems give the set an elegant and airy silhouette.
These glasses are perfect for both everyday enjoyment and special occasions, and they make a striking addition to any antique glassware collection.
A thoughtful and unique gift idea — ideal for Christmas, weddings, or birthdays. Due to their handmade nature, subtle variations in height and shape may be present, highlighting their artisanal character and one-of-a-kind charm.
In addition, the glasses may have minor imperfections that arose during manufacture, which add to their authentic vintage appeal.
They are in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs, some fine & light surface scratches and other signs of expected light wear consistent with age.
Perfect for serving aperitifs or dessert liqueurs, these glasses will impress your guests and bring a charming touch to your table.

Not signed.

Glass dimensions: diameter bowl 7 cm, 17 cm high.

In excellent used condition. Please refer to the photos.
It will be sent with safe packaging.

sophisticated set of 7 Art Deco liqueur glasses from the 1920s,
each one masterfully handblown in fully-colored blue glass. Because the color is integral to the glass itself — not painted or flashed — each piece shows a beautiful clarity and subtle radiance throughout.
The lightly ribbed bowls create a refined optical effect, while the tall, slim stems give the set an elegant and airy silhouette.
These glasses are perfect for both everyday enjoyment and special occasions, and they make a striking addition to any antique glassware collection.
A thoughtful and unique gift idea — ideal for Christmas, weddings, or birthdays. Due to their handmade nature, subtle variations in height and shape may be present, highlighting their artisanal character and one-of-a-kind charm.
In addition, the glasses may have minor imperfections that arose during manufacture, which add to their authentic vintage appeal.
They are in overall good, as-pictured, used estate condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs, some fine & light surface scratches and other signs of expected light wear consistent with age.
Perfect for serving aperitifs or dessert liqueurs, these glasses will impress your guests and bring a charming touch to your table.

Not signed.

Glass dimensions: diameter bowl 7 cm, 17 cm high.

In excellent used condition. Please refer to the photos.
It will be sent with safe packaging.

Uppgifter

Era
1900-2000
Titel ytterligare information
Lovely set-Colored-Ribbed
Antal objekt
7
Ursprungsland
Frankrike
Material
Kristall
Stil
Art Déco
Skick
Bra skick – använd med små tecken på åldrande och fläckar
Höjd
17 cm
Bredd
7 cm
Djup
7 cm
Uppskattad tidsperiod
1920-1930
Såldes av
NederländernaVerifierad
1640
Sålda objekt
100%
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