Elegant Set of 6 Blown and Etched Crystal Stemware – Belle Époque Style (Baccarat / Saint-Louis style) – France, late 19th / early 20th century A splendid and elegant antique set of 6 collectible stemware glasses, crafted from mouth-blown crystal of exceptional purity and resonance. The glasses are adorned with a meticulously detailed acid-etched design (gravure à l'acide) of the highest quality, characteristic of the most prestigious French manufactories active at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, such as Baccarat and Saint-Louis. The decoration, in perfect Belle Époque / Louis XV Revival taste, features a refined symmetrical central bouquet of delicate field flowers enclosed by soft, flowing foliage and scrolls, surmounted by a slender botanical stem. The upper rim is beautifully finished with a continuous, satin-etched geometric arabesque border. Each glass stands on an elegant hand-shaped stem featuring a central faceted knop, tapering down to a smooth, circular foot. Being an antique production prior to 1936, these pieces do not bear an acid-etched signature or circular stamp on the underside (at the time, glasses were only identified by temporary paper labels), a feature that confirms their authenticity and historical period. A truly charming set, ideal for elevating an exclusive table setting or enriching a fine display of antique art glass. Technical Details • Material: Fine crystal, mouth-blown and acid-etched • Period: Late 19th century – Early 20th century (Belle Époque, approx. 1890-1910) • Style: Louis XV / Art Nouveau / Belle Époque • Origin: France (Baccarat / Saint-Louis style) • Number of items: 6 glasses Condition Excellent antique / vintage condition. The crystal is clear and brilliant, retaining magnificent transparency. No chips, cracks, hairline fractures, or restorations. Any tiny air bubbles or slight asymmetries within the stems are not to be considered flaws, but rather a testament to and guarantee of their artisanal, hand-blown craftsmanship. (Please examine the extensive photo gallery closely, as it forms an integral part of this description).