Thank you for looking. This is an auction for an Old Baccarat TirBar aperitif glass. The TirBar was designed for Baccarat by Italian designer Roberto Sambonet (1924-1995) in the 1970s-1980s. The TirBar is expressed solely through its thickness, weight, and the transparent beauty of crystal, without any decoration on the surface of the glass. It has a smooth feel that belies its glass construction, and somehow it even feels warm to the touch. We hope you will enjoy this wonderfully beautiful glass. ---Details of the item--- This is an antique item. While there are no chips or cracks, there may be slight imperfections from the manufacturing process or fine scuff marks from age. There are shallow scratches. (P.10) Please check the photos. We look forward to bids from those who understand antique items. Approximate dimensions: Height 12.5cm, Diameter 6cm, Weight 814g, Capacity 110ml. There is a Baccarat mark on the bottom. It is a beautiful item with a glossy finish. Once you hold it, you will surely be captivated by its dignified beauty. Spend your relaxing moments with Baccarat. It is very heavy, and you might drop it if you lift it carelessly. It is believed to have been produced by an M.O.F. (Meilleur Ouvrier de France - Best Craftsman of France). It is exhibited in major museums worldwide, including the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. This very rare service was born in 1972 and was produced for only a short period of six years. It is a rare item that is difficult to obtain.