Victorian Chartreuse Wine Glasses c1900

Description

Heading : Three Victorian Acid-Etched Chartreuse Wine Glasses c1900
Period : Victorian
Origin : Western Europe
Colour : Chartreuse colour bowls over clear stems
Bowl : Cup-shaped with acid-etched swags and tassels between a rail-border and palmate pendants
Stem : Hexagonal hollow acet cut over inverted and proper baluster knops; the knops are diamond-cut with slice petal cuts up and on to the base of the bowl and on to the foot. the latter being very short
Foot : Low conical
Pontil : Polished
Glass Type : Lead Crystal
Size :  6.1 cm diameter bowl x 7.7 cm diameter foot x 18.0 cm high
Condition : Excellent; no chips. cracks or flakes
Restoration : None
Weight: 494 grams in total

No positive attribution. They may have been made by Saint Louis and the resemblance to the Mikado range is very strong but this is not definitive