Beschreibung:

Set of Baccarat Cut-Glass Stemware and Barware In the Harcourt pattern, comprising eight claret wine glasses, height 5 3/8 inches ; six port wine glasses, height 4 7/8 inches ; and twelve old fashioned glasses, height 3 7/8 inches ; Together with Five Glass Decanters . Comprising four Baccarat examples and one example by Val St. Lambert. Height of tallest 15 inches . C Estate of Gerald Brenner
Claret Wine Glasses: each appears to be in good, undamaged condition Port Wine Glasses: each appears to be in good, undamaged condition Old Fashioned Glasses: there is some variation to the heights of the various glasses, somewhat more noticeable when the glasses are placed side by side and compared, which suggests some of the glasses may have had their upper rims ground down or else perhaps the set has been "assembled;" one glass has a very small flea-bite-size nick to the interior side of its upper rim edge Decanters: Val St. Lambert (square bottle): there are a few small nicks and chips to side edges and the bottom edges; the stopper appears to be a later replacement Baccarat: (bell-shaped): appears to be in generally good condition Baccarat: (bulbous with paneled ball stopper): appears to be in generally good condition; both the stopper and underside are numbered "13" Baccarat: (tall without metal collar): chips to bottom rim edges of the stem part of the stopper; there are scattered small pinhead-size or flea-bite-size nicks to the rim edges up and down the side of the bottle; there is some dry residue on the interior side of the bottom; the number "5" or "S" letter is consistent on both the stopper and underside of the bottle Baccarat: (tall with silver collar): there are some chips and roughness to the stem part of the stopper; there are some nicks to the rim edges along the sides of the bottle and also along the rim edges at the bottom area of the cut panels at the bottom area; there is cloudiness on the interior side; the silver is stamped with Continental silver marks; no damage visible to the glass on the interior side of the neck of the bottle (beneath the silver collar)