French Baccarat glassware. Model Harcourt 1841.

French glassware BACCARAT. Model Harcourt 1841.
It consists of 6 services in cut crystal:
6 white wine glasses, 6 water glasses.
6 red wine glasses, 6 liqueur glasses.
2 pitchers, 2 candlesticks, 2 decanters, 1 mustard pot with 2 spoons, 1 jar of jam.
With engraved signature on some of them.
They show marks of use and wear; slight flaking; missing inside the stopper of a bottle.
Measurements: 28 cm. height the largest (decanter).

Set of Baccarat crystal, model Harcourt 1841, consisting of six services (6 glasses of white wine, red wine, water, liquor), plus 2 jugs, 2 candlesticks, 2 decanters, 2 decanters, 1 mustard pot with 2 spoons, a jar of jam. In cut and faceted glass, the red wine glasses, the transparent glass is combined with translucent red glass.

The Harcourt 1841 collection, the oldest in the Baccarat archive, is known for its iconic design. Harcourt glassware, created in 1841, has been chosen for historical icons. The Harcourt 1841 collection has also been a staple of French power, chosen from the time of Napoleon III to its contemporary use in the Elysée Palace. The Harcourt 1841 goblet is characterized by its architectural form: an impressive shape from the flat-cut design of the goblet to the beveled geometry of the stem and hexagonal foot. Its craftsmanship is apparent from every angle of its majestic and elegant form. To drink from a Harcourt 1841 glass is to be part of the brand's elegant and legendary past.