A beautiful late Victorian Bohemian art glass beverage service consisting of one elegant pitcher and six matching stemmed goblets, each hand-blown in rich emerald green glass and lavishly decorated with hand-painted enamel floral motifs and intricate gilt ornamentation.

Produced in Bohemia (present-day Czech Republic) during the Belle Epoque, this exquisite seven-piece set exemplifies the region's renowned decorative glassmaking tradition. The pitcher features a graceful curved handle, flared pouring spout, and generous proportions, while the six coordinating goblets are finished with twisted stems and gilded feet, creating a refined and cohesive presentation.

Each piece is adorned with finely executed gilt scrollwork framing colorful raised enamel flowers, all meticulously applied by hand. The vivid emerald glass beautifully complements the warm gold decoration, allowing the set to catch and reflect light with exceptional brilliance.

Whether used for entertaining, displayed in a China cabinet, or incorporated into a curated collection of European art glass, this complete Bohemian service brings timeless elegance and historic craftsmanship to any interior.


Condition:
Alterations: Original Condition Unaltered
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Good antique condition consistent with age and use. The set retains its original emerald green color, hand-painted enamel decoration, and gilt detailing. Expected age-related wear to the gilding and minor surface scratches are present throughout, consistent with over 100 years of careful use. No significant chips or cracks were observed in the photographs.

Origin:
France

Materials & Techniques:
Art Glass

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: France

Original Condition Unaltered; Some Imperfections; Good antique condition consistent with age and use. The set retains its original emerald green color, hand-painted enamel decoration, and gilt detailing. Expected age-related wear to the gilding and minor surface scratches are present throughout, consistent with over 100 years of careful use. No significant chips or cracks were observed in the photographs.