Thank you for looking. This is a pair of Saint-Louis old liqueur shot glasses with gold trim. The glasses are intricately carved with a beautiful wave pattern ♡ The top and bottom rims are decorated with gold, which somehow reminds me of kimono patterns when I look at them. I feel that they understand Japan and incorporate Japanese elements. The moist charm of these small glasses seems to awaken forgotten sensibilities. Please take your time to look at them ☆ --- Details of the work --- There are no chips or cracks, but the gold trim is slightly faded in places. There are air bubbles and marks from being cut off. (P.8) Please confirm with the photos. They are in beautiful condition with a glossy finish. We await bids from those who understand antique items. Approximate size: Height 12.8cm, Diameter 3.5cm, Full capacity 30ml These items are from before 1936. There is no Saint-Louis mark. Recommended for those who like old Baccarat, Lalique, etc. ♡ Saint-Louis, having succeeded in producing crystal for the first time on the European continent in 1781, flourished as a crystal workshop and continues its tradition today under the Hermès umbrella. We will also be listing carafes and shorter liqueur glasses from this series, so please take a look. (P.10) We are also listing various other shot glasses, such as old Baccarat's Gouvieu and Argentin, Saint-Louis's Millet, and Lalique's Nippon. Please take a look ♪ Seigaiha pattern Harumi Shoten Chakaiseki utensils Harumi Baccarat Osaka tea utensil dealer K⑦-1