Pair of French hand-cut crystal engraved 1950s cocktail glasses dessert glasses water glasses

♥~Year: circa 1960 ♥~Size: Hand cut crystal cup diameter cm x height cm ♥~Condition: hand cut crystal cut wine glass Special square wine glass bottom, with cylindrical wine glass design Made in France label on the bottom of the glass Classic Art deco design Can also be used as a snack cup, cocktail glass, etc. Coupe saucer champagne glass The shallow saucer design is the most original classical shape champagne glass Sexy retro saucer-shaped champagne glasses, especially popular in the 1950s Mainly because of its beautiful and elegant appearance, it is very suitable for party banquets and festive occasions. The champagne tower glass is a must for festivity~ Stack the champagne glasses into a tower and let the champagne flow down the tower to each glass In perfect condition, no cracks Can be used as dessert glass, mugs, ice cream glass~ wine glass, champagne glass, juice glass or water glass There are other crystal cups in the store, interested friends are welcome to visit the store to buy ♥~Crystal wine glass washing method~ 1 - Never wash crystal items in the dishwasher 2 - Rinse directly with water, drain it upside down after rinsing, and finally wipe dry with cotton/linen cloth The purpose of wiping again with a cotton cloth/linen cloth is to avoid water marks as much as possible, Because if there are water marks, it will take another time to wash it before the next use. 3 - After a period of use, you can use lemonade or baking soda to wipe and clean, and after cleaning, the wine glass can return to its original crystal luster. ♥~Good news~ "Annie Crazy Antiquities" fan group has been established on FB ^^~ Just search for "Annie Crazy Antiquities" on FB, and then go in and click like, you can share the fun of collecting antiques with your friends at the same time. ~Welcome to join "Annie Crazy Antiquities" and become one of the members of the treasure hunt group^^~ Please read about me before bidding, thank you ^^~ Photographed goods are inevitably chromatic aberration. Antique full-hand or semi-hand-made utensils are not perfect from modern machine-molded goods. And there will be traces of years of use. But the charm of antiquities is also impossible to present in modern machine-molded goods. Subscript Please read the product picture and description carefully before. For buyers who require perfect products, please consider carefully before bidding. I will be happy to answer any questions about the product. Thank you for visiting me here and hope everyone enjoy your shopping here ♥ ~ Annie Shih ~♥ Origin/manufacturing method France