Tray With A Carafe And 6 Glasses, Made Of Glass And Silver-plated Metal, Late 19th Century

Large carafe with 6 glasses made of the finest glass, featuring silver-plated brass accents and a hand-crafted tray, dating from the late 19th to early 20th century in the Art Nouveau style
This item is an Art Nouveau (Art Nouveau) set for liqueurs or beverages, consisting of a large carafe (or pitcher), six glass cups, and a matching tray, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. The set is crafted from very fine glass featuring delicate horizontal grooves and embellished with decorative silver-plated metal accents (often silver-plated brass or pewter, typical of Central European craftsmanship of the era). This is a classic example of the Art Nouveau / Liberty style, recognizable by its asymmetrical ornamental motifs, sinuous “whip-like” lines, and openwork naturalistic and floral decorations that wrap around both the bodies of the glasses and the neck and handle of the carafe.Origin: This type of set was very common in Europe between 1890 and 1910, produced by renowned manufacturers of the time
dimensions: tray diameter 35 cm - carafe height 30 cm - glass height 12.5 cm