1980s Saint-Louis 'Chambord' Pattern Crystal Fluted Champagne Glass
Discontinued:1974-2017.
Description:
The Saint-Louis crystal 'Chambord' tall fluted glass is traditionally used for champagne and holds 3.4 ounces. Champagne flutes make great glasses for most any occasion. This heavy crystal mouth blown and hand-cut glass features a hexagonal foot, beveled bell stem, and form adorned with flat cut panels and a ring, center bottom acid etched 'CRISTAL - STLOUIS - FRANCE'.The 'Chambord' collection represents glass making at its most agile, brilliant and versatile. This pattern was introduced in 1974, speculatively inspired by the Chateau de Chambord's tower architecture and the Loire Valley considered home to some of the finest wines known globally.
Since 1586, Saint-Louis is the oldest crystal manufacturer in France, a Royal Glassworks since 1767.


Measures:2.75 D base (1.75 D rim) x 8.75 H inches.
Weight:approx. 14 ounces.

The Cristallerie Royale de Saint-Louis has shaped the very history of glasswork, and created fine crystal for generation after generation of kings and queens. Today, Saint-Louis forges a path between heritage and innovation, remaining strenuously committed to preserving the methods it’s perfected over centuries of high-level craftsmanship, while at the same time staying on the cutting edge of modern crystal techniques and design.

Disclosure: Offered is (1) glass for sale.Item sent may or may not have a label adhered to the base.

Compare at a new retail value of approx. $300.