- Brand: Saint Louis
- Collection: Galerie Des Reines
- Material: Mouthblown, hand-cut clear crystal
- Color: Clear
- Number of pieces: 4 water glasses (1 Marie-Antoinette Glass, 1 Marie Leszczynska Glass, 1 Marie-Thérèse Glass, 1 Marie-Amélie Glass)
- Height: 141 mm / 5.55 in
- Diameter: 88 mm / 3.46 in
- Capacity: 21 cl / 7.1 fl oz
- Item: Water Glass n°2
- Made in France
- Secure packaging and Gift box included.
Four-Piece Crystal Glassware Set for Sophisticated Entertaining
The Saint Louis Queen’s Hall Crystal Glasses set is a collection of four clear crystal glasses designed for serving water, wine and other drinks at the dining table. Their compact bowl and short stem make them practical for everyday meals, formal dinners and special occasions.
Each glass represents a different queen connected with Versailles: Maria Theresa of Austria, Marie Leszczynska, Marie Antoinette and Marie Amélie. The four designs use different cutting patterns, giving the set a varied appearance. Wheat-inspired details, Rocaille-style motifs, sun-shaped cuts and flat geometric decorations each refer to the artistic influences associated with the four queens.
The glasses are particularly suited to a coordinated table setting, where the different patterns can be appreciated together. They can be used for water alongside a wine service, or for wine at a dinner or reception. Their clear crystal also makes them easy to combine with traditional French tableware and more contemporary pieces.
Mouth-blown and hand-cut in Moselle, France, the Saint Louis Queen’s Hall Crystal Glasses set demonstrates several decorative cutting techniques used in Saint Louis crystalware. Each glass carries the corresponding queen’s monogram and the Château de Versailles x Saint Louis seal, adding a clear connection to the historical theme of the collection.
Presented in a Saint Louis gift box, the four-piece set is well suited to gifting for weddings, anniversaries, housewarmings or important celebrations. It can also be chosen for a collector of French crystal or someone building a distinctive collection of luxury glassware, with each glass offering its own connection to the history of Versailles.