Antique Moser style wine glass. Europe, likely Czechoslovakia, circa 1900. This is a VERY PRETTY and ANTIQUE crystal cup. All hand made. Typical for Moser workshop. Not stamped. Raised on green color cut crystal foot, decorated with a gold gilding rim. Very nice cut crystal ( on bottom and top ). Also the top rim with gold gilding highlights. Make you dream. Please see photos carefully to admire the beauty of the work. Dimension
Hand-blown in Tuscany, Italy, this beautiful goblet combines richly colored crystal with an elegant Renaissance-inspired design and intricate 24K gold-plated etching. The original foil sticker remains in place as seen in the photographs.
Gilding well preserved. This is a VERY PRETTY and ANTIQUE crystal cup. All over the cup, hand painted in a very high quality detail, flowers, garlands…. Very very tiny flea bite at the top rim ( see last photo ).
Gilding well preserved. This is a VERY PRETTY and ANTIQUE crystal cup. All over the cup, hand painted in a very high quality detail, flowers, garlands…. Very very tiny flea bite at the top rim ( see last photo ).
Originating from Dresden, it features a beautifully applied floral pattern that showcases the artistry of the era. The stein is a tapered shape, finished with a salt glaze, and is adorned with a pewter lid, enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
Originating from Dresden, it features a beautifully applied floral pattern that showcases the artistry of the era. The stein is a tapered shape, finished with a salt glaze, and is adorned with a pewter lid, enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
Originating from Dresden, it features a beautifully applied floral pattern that showcases the artistry of the era. The stein is a tapered shape, finished with a salt glaze, and is adorned with a pewter lid, enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
Originating from Dresden, it features a beautifully applied floral pattern that showcases the artistry of the era. The stein is a tapered shape, finished with a salt glaze, and is adorned with a pewter lid, enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
Originating from Dresden, it features a beautifully applied floral pattern that showcases the artistry of the era. The stein is a tapered shape, finished with a salt glaze, and is adorned with a pewter lid, enhancing its nostalgic appeal.
You will find that the rim of the wine glass feels smooth against your lips, with no sharp edges.