Null Champagne glass from the service of Emperor Maximilian of Austria h. 1965. …

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Champagne glass from the service of Emperor Maximilian of Austria h. 1965. Engraved on the wheel, its initial M and the imperial crown of Mexico. Height: 19.5cm

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Champagne glass from the service of Emperor Maximilian of Austria h. 1965. Engraved on the wheel, its initial M and the imperial crown of Mexico. Height: 19.5cm

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Estim. 225 - 400 EUR

CARVED CRYSTAL GLASSWARE, SECOND HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY. With gilt trim. Comprising fifteen water glasses, eight liquor glasses, six champagne glasses and four cognac glasses. One of the glasses has a slight chip on the rim.

Estim. 80 - 180 EUR

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