***Thank you for viewing*** This is an offering of a Baccarat crystal compote. The model is "Côtés Alternées Dépolies," which, when directly translated into Japanese, means "alternating transparent and frosted glass surfaces." The overall pattern is striped, with lines of transparent glass and lines of glass frosted using chemicals, alternating and flowing from top to bottom, a characteristic of Baccarat. This is a very old piece, manufactured using the pressed glass (molded glass) method, and is a compote with a diameter of 19 cm. It has the weight of Baccarat crystal and allows you to feel the unique splendor and luxury of old Baccarat. Manufactured around 1900, as can be seen in image No. 8, the BACCARAT stamp and the pattern number No. 4952, which was trademarked around 1890, are engraved on the back of the base. It is a wonderful and charming compote that can be placed in the center of a table as a centerpiece and used to hold fruit, etc. Size (approx.): Diameter 19 cm Height 7.0 cm Weight 791 g Condition: As this is an antique piece from over 120 years ago, there is some minor wear and tear, but it is in good condition without any chips, scratches, or scuffs. Although it does not affect the value or quality of the piece, there is a small white dot and a slight distortion in the glass (thin streaks) caused during manufacturing, as can be seen in image No. 9 (red mark). If you have any problems, dissatisfaction, or questions after receiving the product, please contact us. Returns are, of course, possible. Please return the product, and we will refund the full winning bid amount. (Note) What appears to be scratches or scuffs in the images is due to the effects of light and reflection.