6 wine glasses “Tulip – Côtes Creuses” 19th century “Baccarat”

6 wine glasses “Tulip – Côtes Creuses” 19th century “Baccarat”

Definition.

6 beautiful wine / port glasses, made at the middle of the 19th century in France.

The glasses are made of mouth-blown glass, with a crystal content to achieve a more beautiful shine.

The glasses have a beautiful tulip shape and are cut with surfaces, this we call “Côtes Creuses”

The chalice of the glass is mounted on a teardrop-shaped stem.

At the bottom of the foot you can see the cut-off of the blowpipe.

These glasses belong to the Baccarat tableware series “Tulip”

In the 19th century this was a wine glass, now we use it more as a port glass.

These are completely handmade, so they can differ in size and weight.

Given its age, a small trace of wear may be present, as well as glass threads, air bubbles and imperfections are completely normal for handmade antique glassware.

Production time:

1850

Origin / country:

France

Manufacturer:

Baccarat

Model / name:

Tulip – Côtes Crueses

Dimensions:

Hight: 10,5 cm

Diameter rim glass: 5,5 cm

Weight / glass: 120 gr

Condition:

2nd hand / 5 in good condition / 1 have chip of from the rim (For Free)

Order referention:

240363