Antique crystal glass from the late 19th century

Ancient crystal glass from the late 19th century, decorated in white and gold, originating from Austria-Hungary.

This transparent crystal goblet, from the Czech Republic, features a round foot with a mixed-line edge, shaped and divided into eight panels, topped with a gold ring and a round body divided into eight sections. The delicate and thick white enamel decoration with botanical motifs, spirals, and fantasy, along with a modern line decorating the entire glass, makes it particularly elegant. It is in good condition and dates from the late 19th century.

In excellent condition, this antique collectible crystal goblet is well-preserved, with minimal signs of wear on the gilded edges, consistent with 19th-century dating.

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Empire-style furniture and accessories date from the late 18th to early 19th century, inspired by Napoleon’s reign, with significant influences from Roman and Greek ornamentation.

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