Set of 6 Fine Vintage Edinburgh Crystal Thistle Pattern Champagne Glasses

This vintage set of 8 crystal champagne glasses from 1980s Italy embodies refined elegance and timeless design. Made in the Melodia cut cry...

Set of 6 Vintage Fine Crystal Small Wine Glasses Fine set of six vintage English cut crystal small wine glasses, attributed to the Stourbridge glassmaking tradition. Each glass has ...

A set of 6 Cristal D'Argus - Durant crystal goblets. Each glass is 8.5" high and 3" wide at the opening. Excellent condition.

This vintage set of 12 crystal champagne glasses from 1970s Italy represents timeless elegance and refined craftsmanship. Each glass features a classic silhouette with a gently flare...

Set of 6 Fine Tudor Crystal Cut Glass Wine Glasses Beautiful collection of 6 Tudor crystal wine glasses, representing the last production of S...

Set of 5 cut crystal champagne glasses with diamond design on stem and gold trim. (PRICED AS SET)

Set of 6 Stuart "Beaconsfield" Cut Crystal Brandy Glasses Beautiful set of 6 Stuart crystal brandy glasses. Hand crafted in the rare Beaconsfi...

This vintage set of 5 champagne glasses from 1960s Italy exudes delicate elegance and timeless charm. Each glass is finely etched with an intricate floral pattern, showcasing the ref...

Vintage set of 6 hock wine glasses was made by Waterford in Donegal pattern. Donegal is a retired cut-crystal pattern, introduced in 1954 and inspired by the Irish town of Donegal. It features distinct diamond and flat cross-cuts on traditional shapes. The pattern is reminiscent of Lismore, with its combination of perpendicular cuts extending upwards from a closely cut starburst pattern, but features additional cut elements and wedge cuts throughout. Hock wine glasses have a long stem and a small bowl, built to place the wine on the tongue to trigger certain taste buds to experience the sweetness. This type of wine glass is recommended for serving any young or sweet wine. The glasses are marked on the bottom with etched Waterford logo that was in use until 1980s. Donegal pattern was designed by Miroslav Havel (1922–2008), glass designer and craftsman, who was the main Waterford designer since 1947. In 1938-1940 he studied engraving in the glass academy at Železný Brod, and worked for a year as a cutter in a glass shop in Malá Skála before studying in the Academy of Art and Industrial Design in Prague. Intent on reviving Waterford's glassmaking tradition if an earlier Waterford glass factory (1783–1851), Havel prolonged regularly visited the National Museum in Dublin to sketch the antique Waterford glass...

A wonderful set of ten mid-20th century English Stuart crystal wine glasses with wheel and panel cut design including thumbprint impression...