I am selling these items to organize my collection. I hope they will be cherished and used by someone who appreciates them. I have multiple items available. Please comment with the quantity you need. The price is for one glass. This is the "PASTEUR" design, dating back to around 1910. It is named after Louis Pasteur, a 19th-century biologist and bacteriologist. He discovered pasteurization, which improved the safety of wine and beer. Knowing this origin, the pattern can be seen as Art Deco-esque, and also as an interesting representation of regularly arranged microorganisms. This is a rare piece. The condition is generally glossy and beautiful. I believe it is in good condition for an antique glass. There may be some light wiping scratches, but there are no major scratches. There are no chips. There is no engraving as it is from before 1936. A copy of the original catalog will be included. Please feel confident in adding it to your collection. Size: Height approx. 12cm, Mouth φ approx. 5.3cm, Bottom φ approx. 5.3cm - About Antique Glasses - Some etched glasses may have traces of chemicals on the rim, but this is not a chip. Old glasses have small air bubbles and cut marks on the bottom, which are characteristic of handmade items. Please understand that these are antique items, nearly 100 years old, before purchasing. I have many other items for sale. Please take a look if you are interested. I am selling these items as an individual. I work during the weekdays, so I will generally ship the day after or the day after the payment is confirmed, but I will ship as quickly as possible. 2025-7