This product is a set of 6 vintage Marcrest Swiss Alpine Chalet drinking glasses, made in the United States in the 1950s. These round, 4 3/4" tumblers feature a Mid-Century Modern design with a Swiss Alpine pattern and a capacity of 8 oz. The clear glass glasses are perfect for all occasions and are a unique addition to any drinkware collection, reflecting the charm of Roadside Americana and the nostalgic theme of Alpine Alpa
Excellent condition.
Created in 1781 in the canton of Vaud on Lake Geneva by the painter Ferdinand Muller and his son-in-law Jacob Dortu of French origin. In 1786 Ferdinand Müller leaves the company, management remains in the hands of Dortu On an artistic level, the factory is moving towards France with decorations in the style of Louis XVI and later the Empire, by appealing to the best European painters with decorations inspired by the best factories
Condition: These glasses are in good used condition.
Condition: These glasses are in good used condition.
Porcelain factory founded on July 4, 1906 in Langenthal in the canton of Berne The Bernese painter Rudolf Münger was hired as artistic director in 1909 The company that survived the disastrous effects of the Second World War continues to innovate and to create numerous collections. Synonymous with very high quality porcelain quality they provide THE restaurants, individuals and brands in the region and quickly exceeds national borders. The years THE most prosperous are
Porcelain factory founded on July 4, 1906 in Langenthal in the canton of Berne The Bernese painter Rudolf Münger was hired as artistic director in 1909 The company that survived the disastrous effects of the Second World War continues to innovate and to create numerous collections. Synonymous with very high quality porcelain quality they provide THE restaurants, individuals and brands in the region and quickly exceeds national borders. The years THE most prosperous are
Created in 1781 in the canton of Vaud on Lake Geneva by the painter Ferdinand Muller and his son-in-law Jacob Dortu of French origin. In 1786 Ferdinand Müller leaves the company, management remains in the hands of Dortu On an artistic level, the factory is moving towards France with decorations in the style of Louis XVI and later the Empire, by appealing to the best European painters with decorations inspired by the best factories
Created in 1781 in the canton of Vaud on Lake Geneva by the painter Ferdinand Muller and his son-in-law Jacob Dortu of French origin. In 1786 Ferdinand Müller leaves the company, management remains in the hands of Dortu On an artistic level, the factory is moving towards France with decorations in the style of Louis XVI and later the Empire, by appealing to the best European painters with decorations inspired by the best factories
Elevate your drinking experience with this pair of exquisite Wittnauer lead crystal champagne flutes. Hand blown in Switzerland, these contemporary style glasses have a capacity of 5 oz and are perfect for both men and women. The clear color and vintage design add a touch of sophistication to any occasion. Crafted from high-quality crystal, these original glasses are elegant. The production technique ensures that each glass is unique with its own personality. Ideal for