8 Flutes Or Cornet Glasses Without Stems, Called Trinquette Or Diamond-tipped Bottomless Glasses

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8 Flutes Or Cornet Glasses Without Stems, Called Trinquette Or Diamond-tipped Bottomless Glasses

Amusing set of eight "cornet" glasses with the particularity of not having a foot. As they cannot be placed down, the glasses must be emptied of their contents, forcing their user to drink all of the liquid. This type of glass is called "trinquette" or "cul-sec" in the regional jargon. The glasses have a beautiful diamond point decoration. At their base, they are marked "Henri Maire", famous French winemaker (born July 16, 1917 and died November 28, 2003,) who gave a strong identity to the Jura vineyard. Shipping and protection costs 15 euros in mainland France, other destinations contact us

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Le Vieux Grenier - Feytiat, France

Period: 20th century

Style: Renaissance, Louis 13th

Condition: Excellent condition

Material: Glass

Diameter: 7 cm

Height: 14 cm

Reference (ID): 1447597

Availability: In stock