Art Deco Crystal Water Goblets Set of 16 Extra Tall

By St. Louis, crystal, France. Magnificently tall and fulsome, these stunning St. Louis water goblets are a rare variant of the renowned “Excellence” pattern, circa 1967. They feature sublime hand-cutting and opulent good looks. Setting a memorable table, this set of 16...

Circa 1930s, by Pairpoint, American. These sublime extra-tall crystal water goblets set a spectacular table! Their dramatic silhouette, long elegant stem, and intricately-cut design ...

This stunning set of 12 goblets from the renowned British glassmaker Stevens & Williams is beyond rare (a single example is on display at the Corning Museum of glass) circa 1880s-189...

Circa 1900s, Thomas Webb, England. This striking set of 24 crystal water goblets in Thomas Webb’s signature look set a stylish table. Elaboratel...

European hand cut crystal water glasses with a simple diamond cut border. they have a nice weight. The simple pattern allows for use in many, versatile with many looks.

Vintage Crystal footed drinking glasses, goblets. Crystal glasses with platinum silver rim. These crystal champagne glasses are a versatile home bar essential...

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

We kindly suggest you read the whole description, because with it we try to give you detailed technical and historical information to guarantee the authenticity of our objects. We have another goblet identical to these that we sell single (posted on 1stdibs). Iconic and precious crystal goblets; they have been made from the highest quality lead crystal with a thickness that is thick enough to allow them to be ground deeper than normal, which allows the light to reflect in a much brighter and more brilliant manner; for this to happen, the geometry of the grinding has also been specially designed and executed. The glasses are a delightful combination of intricate cuts and engravings and feature some of the most beautiful motifs of the 18th and 19th centuries. Every detail of the decoration, such as the glittering star wheel, is cut entirely by hand, with hours of specialized labor required to complete each piece achieving a very high standard of quality. The glasses were made in London (England) between 1995 and 1996 by the William Yeoward company, whose name they bear on the bottom (see photo), and are one of the most attractive designs in the "William Yeoward Crystal...