Thank you for viewing. Saint Louis Cleo Crystal sugar bowl for sale. Cleo was born in 1903 and was produced until 2012. This model, which has been made for over 100 years, is a testament to its popularity. This is a handcrafted collection, mouth-blown and hand-cut and engraved. It's hard to believe that it's about 100 years old. The clear crystal glass is coated with "côte vénitienne" (Venetian style), and gentle flowers are drawn in a balanced and relaxed manner. There is little peeling of the gold paint, and it is applied effectively in the right places, making the whole piece look sharp and shining ☆ The handle is also carefully finished with diamond cuts, and a star-shaped gold decoration is applied to the top ♪ The cool sound of the crystal when opening and closing the lid is also one of its charms ♡ You can put cookies and candies in it for snacks, or put your favorite accessories in it to display them, or put it next to a mirror as a container for cotton, etc., and enjoy looking at it. It seems like various dreams will come true ♪ I will sell it to someone who loves antiques and will cherish it ☆ --Details of the work-- This is an antique item, There are no cracks or chips, but there may be air bubbles, distortions, and wiping scratches due to aging that occurred during manufacturing. The lid closes tightly, but it is slightly misaligned with the body. (P.1) There are scratches on the handle. (P.9 arrow) Please check the photos. It is a beautiful item with a glossy finish. We are looking forward to your bid if you understand antique items. The size is approximately 11.9cm in height and 9.3cm in diameter. This is an item from before 1936. There is no Saint Louis mark. Saint Louis succeeded in producing crystal for the first time on the European continent in 1781, and flourished as a crystal workshop, and is now under the umbrella of Hermès, inheriting its tradition. Recommended for those who like Old Baccarat, Lalique, etc. ♪ Côte Vénitienne: A style called Venetian stripe, which was popular from the 19th to the early 20th century, with the inside of the glass lightly rippled in vertical stripes. Cleo's pamphlet (P.10) Candy box Bonbonniere Jewelry box Confectionery container Powder case Small item container Accessory case