St Louis Pitcher Jug Water Carafe Orangeade Ice Crystal Engraved Acid Baccarat

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In 1767, King Louis XV granted the title of “Cristallerie Royale de Saint-Louis”

at the Müntzthal glassworks (Saint-Louis-les-Bitche).

 

  Superb crystal water or orangeade pitcher thick of the House 

“SAINT-LOUIS”

 Engraved decoracid-etched moiré patterns

This pitcher has the particularity of having a pocket to insert ice cubes,

which allows you to always keep water or other drinks cool on your table

 during a meal, the ice cubes do not soak in the drink (See photo No. 5)

Very fashionable in the 19th century, 

manufactured by the main crystal factories of the time

Baccarat, Saint Louis, Clichy etc...

Unsigned because old.

Clear blown crystal, hot formed ice pack,

 LThe engraving is regular.

Quality work

Period around 1870-1880

 Perfect condition

Height: 27 cm

Weight: 1 kg 400 (1400 grams)











































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In 1767, King Louis XV granted the title of “Cristallerie Royale de Saint-Louis” at the Müntzthal glassworks (Saint-Louis-les-Bitche).  Superb crystal water or orangeade pitcher thick of the House  “SAINT-LOUIS”  Engraved decoracid-etched moiré patterns This pitcher has the particularity of having a pocket to insert ice cubes, which allows you to always keep water or other drinks cool on your table  during a meal, the ice cubes do not soak in the drink (See photo No. 5) Very fashionable in the 19th century,  manufactured by the main crystal factories of the time Baccarat, Saint Louis, Clichy etc... Unsigned because old. Clear blown crystal, hot formed ice pack,  LThe engraving is regular. Period around 1870-1880  Perfect condition Height: 27 cm Weight: 1 kg 400 (1400 grams) DU01052495LE010