***Thank you for viewing!*** This is an offering for an Old Baccarat Pompadour white wine glass. The name Pompadour comes from Madame de Pompadour, the Marquise de Pompadour (French: Madame de Pompadour), the chief mistress of King Louis XV of France during the Bourbon dynasty. With delicate acid etching of many flowers, the glass has the transparency and beauty of Baccarat crystal, and the stem tapers from top to bottom, giving it an elegant and lovely appearance. As it is a slightly smaller white wine glass, it is also suitable for serving cold sake. Although there is no Baccarat mark as it was manufactured in the early 1900s, I have included a Baccarat catalog (image No. 11) that mentions Pompadour, so please take a look. Baccarat manufacturing number: Form No. 8447, Gravure No. 8403 Pompadour. This model is one of the least produced among the Pompadour models and is a rare glass that is not often seen on the market. Size (approx.): Height 11.3 cm / Diameter 6.7 cm Weight 103 g Capacity 120 ml Condition: As this is an antique glass from over 100 years ago, there is some wear and tear due to age, but it is in good condition without any noticeable scratches, scuffs, or chips. Although it does not detract from the quality or value of the product, As you can see in image No. 8 (blue mark), there is a faint white stain caused by chemicals that adhered during the manufacturing process. Also, there is a cut-off mark in image No. 10 (blue mark). Compared to current Baccarat glasses, antique and vintage items, which have *rarity and added value*, often show slight pattern misalignments due to acid etching, minor stains from chemicals, air bubbles that appeared during the manufacturing process, and kiln marks such as cut marks and cut-off marks from when the foot of the glass was cut. However, these are unique to antique and vintage glasses and are not chips or scratches, nor are they second-class products, so please understand that they are part of the character of these items. If you have any problems, dissatisfaction, or questions after receiving the product, please contact us. (Note) What appears to be scratches, marks, or stains on the rim or body of the glass in the images is due to the effects of light and reflection.