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Harlequin Set of 6 Champagne Glasses. C1910.
Jo Brayshaw
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Harlequin Set of 6 Champagne Glasses. C1910.

1900 - 1920
For Sale by Jo Brayshaw
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Harlequin Set of 6 Champagne Glasses. C1910. Mixed set of 6 cut glass champagne glasses or coupes or saucers, four patterns. All in pristine condition and ready to use. The average height is 4½ inches (11.5cm). Ready to use. Our ref 9390. £100.00

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11.5cm (4.53")
Declaration

Jo Brayshaw has dated this Harlequin Champagne Coupes Set to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1016222
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9390
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Description
Harlequin Set of 6 Champagne Glasses. C1910. Mixed set of 6 cut glass champagne glasses or coupes or saucers, four patterns. All in pristine condition and ready to use. The average height is 4½ inches (11.5cm). Ready to use. Our ref 9390. £100.00

DOOR TOO DOOR DELIVERY INCLUDED WITHIN THE U.K. VERY REASONABLE OVERSEAS RATES ON REQUEST.

Height
11.5cm (4.53")
Date of Manufacture

Jo Brayshaw has dated this Harlequin Champagne Coupes Set to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1016222
Dealers Internal Ref
9390
Jo Brayshaw
Jo Brayshaw
Sellingantiques verified Since Jul 2014
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A set of six clear Edwardian stemware champagne coupes with assorted hand-cut and etched decorative patterns.
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A set of six clear Edwardian stemware champagne coupes with assorted hand-cut and etched decorative patterns.
Harlequin Set of 6 Champagne Glasses. C1910.
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A set of six clear Edwardian stemware champagne coupes with assorted hand-cut and etched decorative patterns.
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Edwardian champagne coupes, popularised around 1900 to 1910, feature broad, shallow bowls supported by slender stems. A harlequin set refers to a grouping of glassware where individual pieces share a common silhouette or height but feature distinct decorative cut or etched patterns.

Glasses from this era were typically hand-blown using lead crystal or soda glass. Artisans applied decorative treatments using copper-wheel engraving, acid etching, or hand-cutting diamond and facet patterns into the glass surface.

Authentic pieces often exhibit faint tool marks, slight variation in rim thickness, and delicate hand-engraved motifs. Lead crystal pieces produce a resonant ring when tapped and may display slight wear or surface marks on the base of the foot.

These versatile glasses are often displayed on silver trays, bar carts, or glass-front cabinet shelves to highlight the contrasting etched and cut patterns. They serve both as functional cocktailware and as decorative accents for home entertaining.

Hand wash antique stemware individually in warm water using a mild liquid detergent and a soft sponge. Avoid dishwashers and sudden temperature changes, and dry immediately with a lint-free cloth to prevent water spots and damage.
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