1950 liqueur service in sandblasted granite glass

Fr liqueur service in white granite blown glass with frosted effect, using the sandblasting technique. Here, the glass is worked simply by sandblasting a finished glass, thus giving a unique appearance of its kind and a distinct finish. In the 1950s, this technique was widely used by glassmakers, particularly on table services. There are also sandblasts of different colors, sometimes even painted over them. However, here we are in the presence of a more basic model, but also one of the first in its white version. * the entire service is adorned with gold sashes which immediately give it a sophisticated look, with several sanding bands present. The service is numbered 48, visible under the carafe as well as under the stopper, written by hand in gilding. The bottom of the cap is slightly damaged, in no way impacting its use and in no way affecting its aesthetics. * very slight wear is present on the golden belt of the carafe as well as on a glass, but trust me, it's absolutely not much, in any case, nothing to worry about! No chips or cracks, the service is in perfect condition. * to offer or treat yourself, a variety of spirit drinks will be welcome in this service, whether port, martini, or why not jet 27! 🤭 I think this could be original. * 📏 carafe: 21.5 cm h glasses: 7 cm h / 5 cm dia ⚖️ 0.846 gr.