# Click here for the collection of sparkling Baccarat and Saint-Louis works Glass Masters Aperitif Glass Gold Old Baccarat (BACCARAT) circa 1900 Court Venetian Pair 24K Gold Enamel Glass Liqueur Gold Antique Harumi Shoten Louis XV Christofle Tiffany Favrile Glass Antique Art Nouveau Stained Glass Glass Masters Window Angel Disney Studio America Toronto Church Canada Maria Christ Monet Van Gogh Cat Dog Museum Frank Lloyd Wright Thomas Kinkade Marc Chagall Klimt Emile Galle Daum Nancy Legras Meissen Puiforcat Crystal Glass Gold Lacquer Sèvres Royal Vienna Western Ceramics Antiques Vase Glass Decanter Bowl Also for those who like This is a pair of gold enamel liqueur glasses (aperitif glasses/cups/cups) from Old Baccarat (BACCARAT), a leading French crystal glass brand, of which very few exist. Circa 1900. The transparent glass base has a style called Court Venetian technique, in which the inside of the glass is lightly rippled in vertical stripes, a technique seen in practical glassware and vases in France that was popular from the late 19th century to the early 20th century. When you put a drink in the glass, which is vertically rippled on the inside using the Court Venetian technique, it is enveloped in a gentle, flickering light. Against the backdrop of the enthusiastic interest in Japanese culture in Europe in the late 19th century, this is a very attractive work born from the longing and thoughts of Western craftsmen for Japanese culture, which they sealed in glass. Made of high-quality crystal, the rims are also decorated with gold. Due to its versatile size, it can be used for various purposes, such as putting sauces and dressings in it. This is a work from before 1936, so there is no Baccarat stamp. [Dimensions] Height: Approximately 7cm Diameter: Approximately 3.4cm Capacity: Approximately 30ml (full) [Condition] There are age-related scratches and enamel wear, but it is in very beautiful condition. (Antique item)