Epron Glass (Old Baccarat)
10,000Yen(Tax Included)
This series embodies a pure and graceful presence, offering a quiet yet unmistakable sense of dignity without ever straying into ornamentation. The radiating cuts that unfold from the base lend a gentle rhythm to the body, and the moment they catch the light, delicate reflections emerge—clear in their brilliance and lingering in their depth. Works produced before 1936 bear no engraved mark; at the time, only printed labels were applied, and thus this piece carries no logo. It is a vessel well suited to moments of quiet appreciation—aperitifs, chilled sake, liqueurs, or dessert wines—where aroma and space can be savored with calm intention.
- Period
- Early 20th Century (Before 1936)
- Weight
- Approx. 73 g Per Piece
- Mouth Diameter
- Approx. 5.3 cm
- Height
- Approx. 12.0 cm
- Base Diameter
- Approx. 5.7 cm
- Remarks
- No Box
6 Pieces Remaining
- Condition
- Good Condition
* Please note that, unlike contemporary Baccarat pieces, vintage handmade items may exhibit slight variations in size, thickness, and weight, as well as mold‑release marks, tiny air bubbles, and subtle surface wear from age. These characteristics are inherent to handcrafting and are part of the unique charm of vintage crystal.
* As we source multiple pieces from the same series, the item you receive may differ slightly from the one shown in the photos.
Baccarat
Baccarat is a French luxury crystal brand cherished by royal families around the world. Its origins trace back to 1764, when King Louis XV of France granted permission to establish a glassworks in the village of Baccarat in the Lorraine region. Since the creation of its first crystal glass in 1816, Baccarat has spent more than two centuries weaving an art of light and shadow through the exceptional craftsmanship of its artisans. Mastering the series of processes—blowing, cutting, and polishing—requires as many as fifteen years of training, and the company has produced more than fifty recipients of the M.O.F., France’s prestigious Meilleur Ouvrier de France award. Baccarat crystal is known as “full‑lead crystal,” boasting a strict quality standard with a lead oxide content of over 30 percent. As a result, only 60 to 70 percent of pieces make it to market, while the remainder are discarded for not meeting the brand’s uncompromising criteria. The transparency and brilliance that captivate celebrities around the globe bring a sense of radiance worthy of celebratory occasions and possess the power to elevate everyday moments into the extraordinary.