# Click here for the collection of sparkling Baccarat and Saint-Louis works. Glass Masters Gold Liqueur Glass Kaiseki Utensil Old Baccarat (BACCARAT) Rare Item Harumi Shoten Special Order Gold-painted Polyhedral Cut Sake Cup Size Cordial Glass Liqueur Kaiseki Utensil Antique Louis XV Christofle Tiffany Favrile Glass Antique Art Nouveau Stained Glass Glass Masters Window Angel Disney Studio America Toronto Church Canada Maria Christ Monet Van Gogh Cat Dog Museum Frank Lloyd Wright Thomas Kinkade Marc Chagall Klimt Emile Gallé Daum Nancy Legras Meissen Puiforcat Crystal Glass Gold Gilding Lalique Sèvres Royal Vienna Western Ceramics Antiques Also for those who like them. This is a cordial glass (sake cup-shaped glass / liqueur glass) with a polyhedral cut and gold-painted decoration, from the period known as Harumi Baccarat, handled by Harumi Shoten, a long-established tea utensil dealer in Osaka. Around 1900. The size corresponds to a Japanese sake cup, and the specifications that conform to the unique Japanese vessel dimensions are strongly characterized by the same type of items that Harumi Shoten introduced to tea masters, the aristocracy, and the financial world at the time. The decoration is a linear composition with delicate gold lines, and the fusion of Western gorgeous design with Japanese architectural and balanced beauty is attractive. This is a characteristic design often seen in Baccarat works handled by Harumi Shoten, and it can be said to be a very interesting work from the perspective of the history of decorative art. Although it is a small size that fits in your hand, the clear resonance and transparency unique to crystal, and the contrast between the reflection of the polyhedral cut and the gold decoration that appears when it receives light are excellent, making it a masterpiece that combines appreciation and practicality. The vessel body is precisely cut with a polyhedral shape, and the design of drawing lines with 24-karat gold on its edges gives a sense of Baccarat's high technical level and the formality of special order items at the time. You can use it elegantly not only for liqueurs, cordials, and dessert wines, but also as a cold sake cup in modern times. Please note that this item was made before 1936, so it does not have a Baccarat stamp. 【Dimensions】 Height: Approximately 4.5 cm Width: Approximately 3.5 cm 【Condition】 There are some age-related scratches, but it is in very beautiful condition. (This is an antique item)