For sale is a set of two shot glasses from PORTIEUX (Portieux), a famous French glassmaker, named "George Sand." Portieux was established in 1690 in the town of Portieux, in southeastern France, and continues to operate today. The model of these glasses is named "George Sand," after the famous 19th-century French writer. These charming shot glasses feature a light brown body and delicate turquoise blue handles. They are handmade and date back to around 1920-1930. These lovely shot glasses are perfect for use or display, adding a touch of charm. Although small, their size and shape make them suitable for serving cold sake. Approximate Size: Height: 3.5 cm Diameter: 3.9 cm x 3.9 cm Weight: 33 g & 34 g Capacity: 20 ml As these are all hand-blown glasses, there may be slight variations in size, thickness, and weight between each glass, which is a characteristic of older glassware. Condition: These glasses are over 90 years old and show some signs of use, but are in good condition without any noticeable scratches, chips, or damage. Compared to current glassware, antique and vintage items, which have *rarity and added value*, often exhibit air bubbles that appeared during the manufacturing process, cut marks from cutting the foot of the glass, and other kiln marks. These are characteristic of antique and vintage glassware and are not considered defects or flaws. Please understand this when purchasing antique and vintage items. If you have any problems, concerns, or questions after receiving the product, please contact us. Returns are, of course, possible. Please return the item, and we will refund the full purchase price. (Note) What appears to be scratches or scuffs in the images is due to light reflection and is not actually damage.