[Elegant toast of the three goddesses] Wedgwood limited edition hand-carved crystal wine glass champagne glass

**❖ Triple Craftsmanship｜Combining Classical Mythology with Contemporary Crystal Craftsmanship** This first piece in the Wedgwood Prestige Collection, limited to just 1,000 pieces, has become a highly sought-after treasure among collectors and glass art experts. Crafted entirely from high-purity handcrafted crystal, the deep blue glass features a relief inscription of the iconic Jasper emblem depicting the Three Graces from ancient Greek mythology, symbolizing art, elegance, and blessing. 【Brand】: British Wedgwood 【Product Name】: Tricolour Cameo Chalice 【Origin】:Made in England 【Material】: Crystal glass + Jasper relief 【Year】: Circa late 1980s (first release of the Prestige series) 【Size】: Height 16.5cm* Diameter 9cm Condition: Brand new in box / Limited to 1000 pieces worldwide / With limited edition certificate **❖ Artistic structure and carving details** 🔹Using cased blue glass technology, that is, a dark blue laminated glass structure, the color is rich and restrained 🔹The front center is a relief seal of the "Three Goddesses", with a delicate white ceramic texture and a slightly convex feel. 🔹The cup body is hand-cut with radial carvings around it, and the bottom is star-shaped, with light and shadow reflecting a dynamic rhythm. 🔹The bottom of the cup is engraved with the word WEDGWOOD and the unique number "No. 30" laser engraved mark **❖ Brand and historical background** A limited edition certificate signed by Wedgwood Chairman Arthur Bryan indicates that this cup is the first in a series of Prestige products, produced in the original factory in Staffordshire, England, and inherits the royal craftsmanship and neoclassical aesthetic tradition since 1759. **❖ Collection Evaluation** The Three Graces symbolize elegance and harmony, and this cup, a fusion of glass carving, stained glass, and relief ceramics, represents a classic Wedgwood piece at the intersection of crystal and ceramics. Whether displayed alone or alongside Jasperware pieces, it is a rare collectible.