LIQUEUR GLASS, Pair, French, 18th century, Early Modern Period (16th–19th centuries)

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LIQUEUR GLASS, Pair, French, 18th century, Early Modern Period (16th–19th centuries)

Name: LIQUEUR GLASS, Pair, French, 18th century, Early Modern Period (16th–19th centuries)
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This is a pair of liqueur glasses from 18th century France, crafted from antique glass. The glasses feature a delicate presence of bubbles, lending them a charming, wavering quality. They would be perfect for an intimate tea for two. The condition is excellent.

w4.3 x d4.3 x h7.3 cm

Antique Crafts Antique Glassware

Era - Early Modern Period: 16th–19th centuries

Usage - Tea Utensils, Kaiseki Utensils