Baccarat Collectibles : Baccarat+paris Value Guide - Price List

Sold on eBay October 10th, 2024

Beautiful SIGNED Baccarat Crystal GINKO XL VASE

Sold on eBay August 17th, 2024

RARE GRAND PAIR OF MONUMENTAL BACCARAT VASES ORIGINAL WITH 1936 GALLERY CATALOG

RARE GRAND PAIR OF MONUMENTAL BACCARAT VASES W ORIGINAL 1936 GALLERY CATALOGMUSEUM QUALITYWe have the privilege to offer you these two grand monumental signed Baccarat Vases, coming with the original 1936 gallery catalog that featured them in original photographs. We are selling them as a pair as they were purchased in 1936 at the Galeries D, Exposition, Rue De Paradis, Paris, France as a pair. The original photos of this pair are shown in the catalog as being for sale at this Gallery, lot F3039 - 23490 and the other lot F3103 - 23511. The 7 1/4" x 9 1/2"catalog is included in this sale.F-3039 is 11 inches tall by 8 inches wide and weighs an impressive 14 pounds. F-3103 is 9 1/2 inches tall by 9 inches wide and weighs an even more impressive 15 pounds. Both vases are signed with the 1936 signature.These handsome vases are works of art and were very expensive to produce and purchase at this period, just before WW ll.If you want to make a beautiful floral center piece for your table setting, these vases are for you.A rare opportunity to own some early designs of Baccarat history of the Deco Era International customers please choose the service which accepts the insurance amount needed. If you need help, please contact us via e-mail and we would be more than happy to help.**Good luck and happy bidding!!!! On all of our items, insurance is mandatory and is the Handling Cost. We tried to make this easier on our customers, as Ebay does not prompt for an insurance amount. We will break it down for you upon end of sale in the invoice. We ship out Priority Mail or if this is an International purchase, Priority Mail International to protect you with your purchases and get them to you fast. If the shipping runs less, we will refund that amount to your PayPal account. If you have any questions or concerns, we are easy to get along with. You can email us through eBay, contact the seller. We have photographed every part for you, so that you can see the condition. Feel free to ask any questions or if you need more detailed photos, we are easy to deal with. PLEASE READ COMPLETE LISTING AND VIEW ALL PHOTOGRAPHS BEFORE BIDDING. Sir Richards Antiques and Fine Art Center c/o Richard and Barbara Woodard 3487 Waterbury Stowe Road Waterbury Center, Vermont 05677 Remember to bid early to avoid disappointment. If you are purchasing more than one piece from us, we are happy to combine the shipment on these pieces, as much as we can to save you on the shipping costs. This is an Estate item, being offered through sirrichardvtant Sir Richards Antiques and Fine Art Center, in the business of selling fine antiques and art since 1967. We try to be prompt and care very much that you know exactly what you are bidding on, as to condition, etc. Remembering in art pottery, it is common have some crazing, pinholes or other glazing losses in the making. If you feel you cannot see the photos well enough to determine your level of happiness in a piece, please request more photos. We are available to answer e-mails from 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. (Eastern Standard Time), Seven days a week, except for Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas. You can bid with confidence that this is a good investment item to add to your collection. Check out our other quality auctions. Well worth a look! Thank you for bidding and have a great day, Barbara and Richard! PAYMENT TERMS: All payments must be received immediately after the close of the auction. On international shipments, it is the responsibility of the bidder to research any duty, taxes or other costs that might be incurred with this purchase in your Country. All payments require immediate payment through PayPal, Merchant Visa, Mastercard or Discover. International shipments will be made through USPS Priority Mail International unless your Countries shipments cannot be insured to the amount paid. If the shipment cannot be fully insured or is too large for shipping with USPS, the shipment will have to be made via FedEx or UPS. It is the buyers responsibility to research this insurance coverage and size requirements, as each Country has different insurance and size limitations with USPS. You will have to make immediate payment through PayPal, Merchant Visa, Mastercard or Discover with the USPS quote; however, we will send you an adjusted bill after we have researched the best shipping solution for you. If in doubt, please contact us and we will be happy to research it for you. SHIPPING TERMS: Buyer prepays item, plus shipping, insurance and Delivery Confirmation on this item when applicable. All our shipping is done USPS Priority Mail, Insured Delivery Confirmation. International shipments are USPS International Priority Mail, Insured Delivery Confirmation. International and other shipments may run more, but always only what it costs us for shipping and packing materials. (Please note, shipments to Italy are done by FedEx or UPS only.) Shipments will be made within 1 working day of receipt, unless there is an unusual circumstance. All items are extremely well packed, which will add to the weight of the shipment. RETURN POLICY: No returns on any items, unless we have grossly misrepresented the item only. To make any returns, we must be notified that you wish to return the item the day it is received at the Post Office or the day it is delivered from the carrier. Buyer pays all shipping costs back and forth. Thank you. You are welcome to personally view or pick your item up at our showroom, which contains Early American to Continental furniture, fine paintings and prints, fine porcelains and glass, plus almost every category pertaining to our past. Open seven days a week 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. (Eastern Standard Time) (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay Nov 13, 2021

Baccarat crystal glasses decanter paris crystal 40 pieces glasses decanter

Sold on eBay Jan 03, 2022

Lot of glassware in Baccarat crystal

Sold on eBay Jun 17, 2022

Baccarat Paris 32 Piece Glassware Set

Sold on eBay July 16th, 2024

HOUSE CARON & BACCARAT Crystal ICONIC Les Fontaines PERFUME FOUNTAIN, Paris

by: BACCARAT & HOUSE OF CARON“Les Fontaines Baccarat" Paris Vintage 1982, Limited Edition Baccarat Perfume Urn EXCLUSIVELY Designed for The HOUSE OF CARON - ParisEXQUISITE CRYSTAL PERFUME FOUNTAINHouse of Caron Perfume Fountain “Les Fontaines Baccarat"100% Genuine CrystalORMOLU PREFUM (Bronze Gilt ) URN /DISPENSARY - Large Fountain Original Signage; for En Avion perfume. Dimensions: 19" tall by 8" wideMarked: Acid Etched Baccarat Logo on the Bottom of Urn. Last sold auction without lid or signage (Karl Langerfield) Southbeys Auction 2015 for for $21,000The Catch is missing a one-inch rope & never had a lid, you can buy purchase both off house of caron or even use other 3rd party retailers who sell custom lids and etc at an affordable price. Also you can obtain more or larger catch from Caron incase you require a larger catch for larger atomizers. MSRP NEW With Perfume: $25,000 * Please view pictures & video closely for details & Condition. Exact item shown is the exact item you will receive Press:From CLEOPATRA'S BOUDOIR Thursday, January 9, 2014In the Caron boutiques, some very precious perfume extracts are housed inside gleaming Baccarat crystal and ormolu urns. The urns are called “Les Fontaines Baccarat Inside the sumptuous urns, are Caron’s haute couture fragrances. Once lost and discontinued, these revived scents are the some of Caron's finest perfume compositions of all time.With the ritualistic act of filling the perfume bottle from the fountain, all of the special heritages of these perfumes live on. The perfumes are collected from the small bronze taps into bottles of all sizes, which are then finished with a antique style golden braid.The urns typically measure 18.5" tall x 7" wide and have an 8" diameter, the square base measures 5" X 5". The base will be acid stamped with the Baccarat logo.In the New York Caron boutique, the 12 Caron fountains, were modeled after the ones in the Caron boutique in Paris. The perfume is sold by volume (7.5 milliliters for $80; 200 for $500). A full urn (which someone did buy in Paris) was for sale for about $10,000 in 2000. By 2009, a fountain containing perfume will set you back at $25,000.The perfume is decanted right in front of you, and even though Caron does not provide a bespoke fragrance making service, Natalie Calmness, Caron's Paris-based creative director, says that it is not unusual for customers to personalize their scent by mixing one or two together. "Both Isabelle Adjani and Madonna come into the boutique and mix their perfumes at the fountains," she says (and Princess Caroline of Monaco is another Caron fan). "It's a way of making your fragrance unique. You can even bring in your own perfume bottle and do it yourself." (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay Apr 28, 2022

BACCARAT 10 ORANGE CUT TO CLEAR WINE GLASSES "PARIS" PATTERN #342

Sold on eBay November 13th, 2024

TWO MAGNIFICENT BACCARAT CRYSTAL AND DORE BRONZE VASES #319

TWO MAGNIFICENT BACCARAT CRYSTAL AND DORE BRONZE VASES BACCARAT WAS KNOWN BEFORE AND AROUND THE TURN OF THE CENTURY FOR THEIR AMAZING CRYSTAL AND DORE BRONZE PIECES. HERE ARE TWO BEING SOLD TOGETHER WITH BEAUTIFUL AND INTRIQUE BRONZE WORK. #1 TALL VASE BACCARAT CRYSTAL IS CLEAN BRONZE WORK GREAT. FROM THE TOP YOU HAVE A DORE BRONZE BAND THAT LEAD TO THREE VERY DETAILED ROSE GARLANDS, MOVING DOWN YOU COME TO A DECORATIVE BAND OF SIMPLE FLOWERS TO A WREATH WITH A BOW THAT IS TIED LIKE A HEARD MOVING DOWN YOU ARRIVE AT A MAGNIFICENT MASK WITH A SUBSTANTIAL BRONZE GARLAND WITH DETAILED AND FLORAL BOUQUETS. IT FINISHES WITH A DORE BRONZE BAND FOR THE CRYSTAL TO SIT IN. #2 ROUND VASE BACCARAT CRYSTAL IS CLEAN BRONZE WORK GREAT.. FROM THE TOP YOU HAVE A CAP OF TASSELS GARLANDS AND RIBBON AMAZING DETAIL MOVING DOWN WINGED ANGELS HOLD UP A BAND THAT RUNS AROUND THE MIDDLE OF THE VASE AND HIGHLIGHTING TWO SWANS DRINKING OUT OF AN ELABORATE FOUNTAIN. THE BOTTOM SHOWS A ROYAL PERSON ACCEPTING A FLAME ON ONE SIDE AND A SHAFT OF WHEAT ON THE OTHER. THE BOTTOM IS ELABORATE WINGED AND SHELL MOTIF ENDING IN A BEAUTIFUL FOOT, SOME OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BRONZE WORK I HAVE SEEN. Dimensions: ROUND VASE: HEIGHT: 7 " WIDTH: 7 " TALL VASE: HEIGHT: 11" WIDTH: 3 1/4 "This history of Baccarat spans two hundred years, numerous wars, and unsurpassed advancement in crystal design and manufacturing. Baccarat is a small French town of 600 situated 250 miles east of Paris. In 1764, slightly prior to the French Revolution, Monseigneur de Montmorency Laval the Bishop of Metz, petitioned King Louis XV to allow him to open a glassworks factory on the banks of the River Meurthe. The reason for the Bishop’s interest in opening a glassworks factory was that he owned thousands of acres of old growth forests. In order to turn a profit on the deforestation of his land, the Bishop needed to find some industry that would consume lots of firewood. In 1765, the Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat was established. The Bishop employed the influence of the church to locate an investor to build the factory. His next move was to find an architect and technician to run the factory. A man named Antoine Renaut was hired to oversee the building and running of the Baccarat factory. Baccarat flourished in the coming decades. By the beginnings of the French Revolution, the company employed a work force of 400 people. It must be noted that Baccarat was opened during the age of reason and enlightenment. The managers at Baccarat decided to employee many of the social concepts concerning individual rights and human dignity that arose from the new social philosophies of the period. A small utopian community was built at the Baccarat factory that housed over 70 families. Although Baccarat was ahead of their time in concerning themselves with the welfare of their employees, their motives were not entirely altruistic. The firing of glass at the time was still an imperfect art and was influenced by many factors, including the weather. It was important to have Baccarat’s master craftsmen very close to the factory in order to produce the best possible product. During this time, the company mainly produced bottles, mirrors, and windows panes. Baccarat met a formidable challenge at the beginning of the French Revolution. Economic instability was common in France at this time, however, the situation worsened as the country collapsed into civil war. France’s economic situation continued to worsen with the Napoleonic wars that swept across Europe during the early 19th century. By 1816, inflation caused the company to operate at a loss and the work force was reduced to less than 70 people. During that same year, the factory was sold to a Belgian expert in the production of glass. The purchaser, Monsieur d’Artigues bought the company with 2,845 ounces of solid gold. Monsieur d’Artigues was an ambitious man who set his sites on making Baccarat one of the most prestigious names in glass in Europe and the world. In 1838, a manager at Baccarat discovered a way to produce full-lead crystal that could be colored. The formula was one of the company’s most closely guarded trade secrets. However, the information was leaked to the Bohemians living in the area who produced similar works to those of Baccarat. There was no competition between Baccarat and the Bohemians however, as the Bohemian interest was purely artistic and they philosophically were not interested in making a profit. The factory continued to grow in prestige throughout the remainder of the 19th century. By the end of the 19th century, Baccarat had earned the reputation of being the “Crystal of Kings.” This title is one that the company bears to this day. Baccarat’s stemware and objects d’art adorned the tables of the late Czar and Czarina of Russia, the Emperor of Japan, the late Sultan of Turkey, the King of Siam, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the last three kings of France – Louis XVIII, Charles X, and Louis Philippe, all the Presidents of the French Republic, the Late Aga Kahn, Pope Benedict XV, President of the Republic of Chile, the former king of Portugal, the late king of Spain, the King of Greece, Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, the late Wilhelm II of Germany, the US State Departments’ many legations and European Embassies, all of the Maharajahs of India, and King Ibn of Saudia Arabia. For display pieces for the famous Paris Exhibition of 1889 (the same exhibition during which the Eiffel Tower was built), Baccarat created two of its most popular pattern Harcourt and Gascogne. Today, Harcourt is one of the Pope’s stemware patterns at the Vatican. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay Jun 13, 2022

Baccarat Myon 1000 Joies Perfume Bottle

Sold on eBay September 6th, 2023

Baccarat Eleven Row 1971 Close Concentric Millefiori Paperweight

Baccarat Eleven Row 1971 Close Concentric Millefiori Paperweight. Baccarat Eleven Row 1971 Close Concentric Millefiori Paperweight. dated 1971. This magnificent close concentric millefiori paperweight has eleven rings or rows with the outer ring pulled down to the center of the base to form a stave basket. Baccarat made this design in 1971 and it has an edition number of 357, but no edition size. The paperweight is signed in the design with Baccarat's complex signature cane "B 1971" in the next to the last ring. The signature cane is upside down in the paperweight and can be difficult to find. It also has an acid etched Baccarat mark appearing twice on the base along with the year (1971) and edition number (357). One of the best of the Baccarat concentric paperweights. Large and showy with great color.Note on number of rows or rings: This design has either ten or eleven rows, depending on whether you count the very first ring around the single center cane. I have chosen to count it as a separate ring to be consistent with past listings. Either way, it is an impressive number of rings for a paperweight Note on edition size: According to Paul Dunlop, this design is not a limited edition and the number made is unknown. Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only.Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the light.Note for International buyers: If the final price is $400 or more, this paperweight must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage.Large size: 3 1/16" diameter by 2 3/8" high. The base is polished flat.Signature: The paperweight is signed with Baccarat's complex signature cane "B 1971" in the next to the last outer ring. It is upside down in the row and can be hard to spot. In addition it is double signed with the acid etched Baccarat mark appearing twice on the base along with the the year (1971) and edition number (357). Condition: Excellent condition. Some scratches on the base. No other chips, cracks, or scratches found on inspection Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. Most collectors refer to three periods of Baccarat paperweight production 1845 1860 - Classic period1920-1934 - Dupont period1953-2002 - Modern periodThis classification is definitely an over simplification. The best millefiori and lampwork paperweights were made during the classic period (1845-1860). Baccarat continued to make paperweights after the classic period, but little is known about the extent of the product line or who made the paperweights. What is known is that by 1910, the offering in the catalog had dwindled to pansy paperweights, simple open concentric paperweights, and rock paperweights. Popular lore attributes 1920-1934 Baccarat paperweights to a Mr. Dupont, who supposedly was the last worker at Baccarat to know the secrets of paperweight making. These paperweights were sold at a Baccarat retail shop in Paris. No collector or scholar ever met Mr. Dupont although at least one visited the Baccarat factory and asked to meet with him. The weights stopped appearing in the shop in 1934.In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002.You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in the book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries. If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay August 8th, 2024

Antique Baccarat Roundels or Circlets Millefiori Paperweight

Antique Baccarat Roundels or Circlets Millefiori Paperweight Antique Baccarat Roundels or Circlets Millefiori Paperweight. circa 1845-1860. Antique Baccarat millefiori paperweight with a red, white, and blue garland pattern consisting of seven circles of millefiori canes, each with a single complex cane in the center. Six of the roundels are arranged in a a circle around the center roundel. The design is placed over a clear ground. The paperweight is unsigned but has several unique Baccarat canes and I guarantee that this is a genuine Baccarat millefiori paperweight from the classic period 1845-1860. A desirable addition to any collection of antique paperweights. Great color. Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only. Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Note: US buyers only. This will not ship outside the US. Delivery in the US will require a signature. Size: 2 5/8" diameter by 1 3/4" high. The bottom is ground concave. Condition: Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or scratches. This paperweight has been professionally restored. Signature: Unsigned but I guarantee that this is a genuine Baccarat millefiori paperweight from the classic period 1845-1860. Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. Most collectors refer to three periods of Baccarat paperweight production. 1845-1860 - Classic period 1920-1934 - Dupont period 1953-2002 - Modern period This classification is definitely an over simplification. The best millefiori and lampwork paperweights were made during the classic period (1845-1860). Baccarat continued to make paperweights after the classic period, but little is known about the extent of the product line or who made the paperweights. What is known is that by 1910, the offering in the catalog had dwindled to pansy paperweights, simple open concentric paperweights, and rock paperweights. Popular lore attributes 1920-1934 Baccarat paperweights to a Mr. Dupont, who supposedly was the last worker at Baccarat to know the secrets of paperweight making. These paperweights were sold at a Baccarat retail shop in Paris. No collector or scholar ever met Mr. Dupont although at least one visited the Baccarat factory and asked to meet with him. The weights stopped appearing in the shop in 1934. In 1952, Paul Jokelson approached Baccarat with the idea of making sulphide paperweights again. In 1953 Baccarat resumed paperweight production with a series of sulphide paperweights the first of which were the unsuccessful Eisenhower sulphide followed by the Queen Elizabeth coronation sulphide. Millefiori paperweight production was resumed in 1957 and lampwork paperweights were re-introduced in the early 1970s. Baccarat stopped making this type of fine glass paperweights in 2002. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in the book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services.

Sold on eBay May 23rd, 2024

BACCARAT 12 DESSERT OR SALAD PLATES "PARIS" PATTERN CLEAR #419

BACCARAT DESSERT OR SALAD PLATES PARIS PATTERN CLEAR Antique and truly beautiful set of 12 Baccarat crystal plates. Very contemporary and never used. No a knife mark on them. Would be great with a creative dessert or salad or as them used for hors d'oeuvre Not often do you find a set in this condition. Would be a great gift or something for special evening events.HEIGHT: 1/2 " WIDTH: 6 1/2" BACCARATThis history of Baccarat spans two hundred years, numerous wars, and unsurpassed advancement in crystal design and manufacturing. Baccarat is a small French town of 600 situated 250 miles east of Paris. In 1764, slightly prior to the French Revolution, Monseigneur de Montmorency Laval the Bishop of Metz, petitioned King Louis XV to allow him to open a glassworks factory on the banks of the River Meurthe. The reason for the Bishop’s interest in opening a glassworks factory was that he owned thousands of acres of old growth forests. In order to turn a profit on the deforestation of his land, the Bishop needed to find some industry that would consume lots of firewood. In 1765, the Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat was established. The Bishop employed the influence of the church to locate an investor to build the factory. His next move was to find an architect and technician to run the factory. A man named Antoine Renaut was hired to oversee the building and running of the Baccarat factory. Baccarat flourished in the coming decades. By the beginnings of the French Revolution, the company employed a workforce of 400 people. It must be noted that Baccarat was opened during the age of reason and enlightenment. The managers at Baccarat decided to employee many of the social concepts concerning individual rights and human dignity that arose from the new social philosophies of the period. A small utopian community was built at the Baccarat factory that housed over 70 families. Although Baccarat was ahead of their time in concerning themselves with the welfare of their employees, their motives were not entirely altruistic. The firing of glass at the time was still an imperfect art and was influenced by many factors, including the weather. It was important to have Baccarat’s master craftsmen very close to the factory in order to produce the best possible product. During this time, the company mainly produced bottles, mirrors, and windows panes. Baccarat met a formidable challenge at the beginning of the French Revolution. Economic instability was common in France at this time, however, the situation worsened as the country collapsed into civil war. France’s economic situation continued to worsen with the Napoleonic wars that swept across Europe during the early 19th century. By 1816, inflation caused the company to operate at a loss and the workforce was reduced to less than 70 people. During that same year, the factory was sold to a Belgian expert in the production of glass. The purchaser, Monsieur d’Artigues bought the company with 2,845 ounces of solid gold. Monsieur d’Artigues was an ambitious man who set his sites on making Baccarat one of the most prestigious names in glass in Europe and the world. In 1838, a manager at Baccarat discovered a way to produce full-lead crystal that could be colored. The formula was one of the company’s most closely guarded trade secrets. However, the information was leaked to the Bohemians living in the area who produced similar works to those of Baccarat. There was no competition between Baccarat and the Bohemians, however, as the Bohemian interest was purely artistic and they philosophically were not interested in making a profit. The factory continued to grow in prestige throughout the remainder of the 19th century. By the end of the 19th century, Baccarat had earned the reputation of being the “Crystal of Kings.” This title is one that the company bears to this day. Baccarat’s stemware and objects d’art adorned the tables of the late Czar and Czarina of Russia, the Emperor of Japan, the late Sultan of Turkey, the King of Siam, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the last three kings of France – Louis XVIII, Charles X, and Louis Philippe, all the Presidents of the French Republic, the Late Aga Kahn, Pope Benedict XV, President of the Republic of Chile, the former king of Portugal, the late king of Spain, the King of Greece, Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, the late Wilhelm II of Germany, the US State Departments’ many legations and European Embassies, all of the Maharajahs of India, and King Ibn of Saudia Arabia. For display pieces for the famous Paris Exhibition of 1889 (the same exhibition during which the Eiffel Tower was built), Baccarat created two of its most popular pattern Harcourt and Gascogne. Today, Harcourt is one of the Pope’s stemware patterns at the Vatican. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay May 11th, 2025

BACCARAT CRYSTAL RED CUT TO CLEAR TAZZA WITH ACID FROSTED DETAILS RARE

BACCARAT CRYSTAL RED CUT TO CLEAR TAZZA WITH ACID FROSTED DETAILS VERY RAREAntique magnificent and unusual pair of BACCARAT COMPOTIERS. They have a beautiful simple red cut to clear border and surround a acid frosted center with a greek key design into it. The stem is hand blown with a bubble and a acid frosted base with a clear cut star. Made around the turn of the century 1900 and of course not signed. Pieces pre 1940 utilized paper stickers which were removed due to cleaning. The compotier is 5" tall 6 1/2" round. BACCARATThis history of Baccarat spans two hundred years, numerous wars, and unsurpassed advancement in crystal design and manufacturing. Baccarat is a small French town of 600 situated 250 miles east of Paris. In 1764, slightly prior to the French Revolution, Monseigneur de Montmorency-Laval, the Bishop of Metz, petitioned King Louis XV to allow him to open a glassworks factory on the banks of the River Meurthe. The reason for the Bishop's interest in opening a glassworks factory was that he owned thousands of acres of old growth forests. In order to turn a profit on the deforestation of his land, the Bishop needed to find some industry that would consume lots of firewood. In 1765, the Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat was established. The Bishop employed the influence of the church to locate an investor to build the factory. His next move was to find an architect and technician to run the factory. A man named Antoine Renaut was hired to oversee the building and running of the Baccarat factory. Baccarat flourished in the coming decades. By the beginnings of the French Revolution, the company employed a workforce of 400 people. It must be noted that Baccarat was opened during the age of reason and enlightenment. The managers at Baccarat decided to employee many of the social concepts concerning individual rights and human dignity that arose from the new social philosophies of the period. A small utopian community was built at the Baccarat factory that housed over 70 families. Although Baccarat was ahead of their time in concerning themselves with the welfare of their employees, their motives were not entirely altruistic. The firing of glass at the time was still an imperfect art and was influenced by many factors, including the weather. It was important to have Baccarat's master craftsmen very close to the factory in order to produce the best possible product. During this time, the company mainly produced bottles, mirrors, and windows panes. Baccarat met a formidable challenge at the beginning of the French Revolution. Economic instability was common in France at this time, however, the situation worsened as the country collapsed into civil war. France's economic situation continued to worsen with the Napoleonic wars that swept across Europe during the early 19th century. By 1816, inflation caused the company to operate at a loss and the workforce was reduced to less than 70 people. During that same year, the factory was sold to a Belgian expert in the production of glass. The purchaser, Monsieur d'Artigues bought the company with 2,845 ounces of solid gold. Monsieur d'Artigues was an ambitious man who set his sites on making Baccarat one of the most prestigious names in glass in Europe and the world. In 1838, a manager at Baccarat discovered a way to produce full-lead crystal that could be colored. The formula was one of the company's most closely guarded trade secrets. However, the information was leaked to the Bohemians living in the area who produced similar works to those of Baccarat. There was no competition between Baccarat and the Bohemians, however, as the Bohemian interest was purely artistic and they philosophically were not interested in making a profit. The factory continued to grow in prestige throughout the remainder of the 19th century. By the end of the 19th century, Baccarat had earned the reputation of being the "Crystal of Kings." This title is one that the company bears to this day. Baccarat's stemware and objects d'art adorned the tables of the late Czar and Czarina of Russia, the Emperor of Japan, the late Sultan of Turkey, the King of Siam, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the last three kings of France - Louis XVIII, Charles X, and Louis Philippe, all the Presidents of the French Republic, the Late Aga Kahn, Pope Benedict XV, President of the Republic of Chile, the former king of Portugal, the late king of Spain, the King of Greece, Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, the late Wilhelm II of Germany, the US State Departments' many legations and European Embassies, all of the Maharajahs of India, and King Ibn of Saudia Arabia. For display pieces for the famous Paris Exhibition of 1889 (the same exhibition during which the Eiffel Tower was built), Baccarat created two of its most popular pattern Harcourt and Gascogne. Today, Harcourt is one of the Pope's stemware patterns at the Vatican. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay January 23rd, 2024

Set Of 6 Baccarat "Paris" Crystal Wine Glasses

Sold on eBay Jul 12, 2021

Baccarat crystal perfume bottles crystal vanity set baccarat France paris

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Baccarat handblown crystal stemware Paris vertical cut set of 12 vintage

Sold on eBay October 7th, 2023

BACCARAT "MILLE NUITS' AQUA AND CLEAR SET OF 3 GLASSES #394

BACCARAT "MILLE NUITS' AQUA AND CLEAR GLASS SET OF 3 Magnificent set of Baccarat MILLE NUIT champagne glasses in aqua and clear crystal. The base of the glass is heavily cut and sparkles as it goes up the stem to a large jewel that all parts are cut. The bowl is a beautiful shade of aqua and has an optic effect that catches the light. The entire glass on a table shimmers and very elegant. This is a must for those who entertain or possibly an upcoming wedding gift. Dimensions: HEIGHT: 11 1/2 inches Width: 3 history of Baccarat spans two hundred years, numerous wars, and unsurpassed advancement in crystal design and manufacturing. Baccarat is a small French town of 600 situated 250 miles east of Paris. In 1764, slightly prior to the French Revolution, Monseigneur de Montmorency Laval the Bishop of Metz, petitioned King Louis XV to allow him to open a glassworks factory on the banks of the River Meurthe. The reason for the Bishop’s interest in opening a glassworks factory was that he owned thousands of acres of old growth forests. In order to turn a profit on the deforestation of his land, the Bishop needed to find some industry that would consume lots of firewood. In 1765, the Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat was established. The Bishop employed the influence of the church to locate an investor to build the factory. His next move was to find an architect and technician to run the factory. A man named Antoine Renaut was hired to oversee the building and running of the Baccarat factory. Baccarat flourished in the coming decades. By the beginnings of the French Revolution, the company employed a workforce of 400 people. It must be noted that Baccarat was opened during the age of reason and enlightenment. The managers at Baccarat decided to employee many of the social concepts concerning individual rights and human dignity that arose from the new social philosophies of the period. A small utopian community was built at the Baccarat factory that housed over 70 families. Although Baccarat was ahead of their time in concerning themselves with the welfare of their employees, their motives were not entirely altruistic. The firing of glass at the time was still an imperfect art and was influenced by many factors, including the weather. It was important to have Baccarat’s master craftsmen very close to the factory in order to produce the best possible product. During this time, the company mainly produced bottles, mirrors, and windows panes. Baccarat met a formidable challenge at the beginning of the French Revolution. Economic instability was common in France at this time, however, the situation worsened as the country collapsed into civil war. France’s economic situation continued to worsen with the Napoleonic wars that swept across Europe during the early 19th century. By 1816, inflation caused the company to operate at a loss and the workforce was reduced to less than 70 people. During that same year, the factory was sold to a Belgian expert in the production of glass. The purchaser, Monsieur d’Artigues bought the company with 2,845 ounces of solid gold. Monsieur d’Artigues was an ambitious man who set his sites on making Baccarat one of the most prestigious names in glass in Europe and the world. In 1838, a manager at Baccarat discovered a way to produce a full-lead crystal that could be colored. The formula was one of the company’s most closely guarded trade secrets. However, the information was leaked to the Bohemians living in the area who produced similar works to those of Baccarat. There was no competition between Baccarat and the Bohemians, however, as the Bohemian interest was purely artistic and they philosophically were not interested in making a profit. The factory continued to grow in prestige throughout the remainder of the 19th century. By the end of the 19th century, Baccarat had earned the reputation of being the “Crystal of Kings.” This title is one that the company bears to this day. Baccarat’s stemware and objects d’art adorned the tables of the late Czar and Czarina of Russia, the Emperor of Japan, the late Sultan of Turkey, the King of Siam, Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the last three kings of France – Louis XVIII, Charles X, and Louis Philippe, all the Presidents of the French Republic, the Late Aga Kahn, Pope Benedict XV, President of the Republic of Chile, the former king of Portugal, the late king of Spain, the King of Greece, Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, the late Wilhelm II of Germany, the US State Departments’ many legations and European Embassies, all of the Maharajahs of India, and King Ibn of Saudia Arabia. For display pieces for the famous Paris Exhibition of 1889 (the same exhibition during which the Eiffel Tower was built), Baccarat created two of its most popular pattern Harcourt and Gascogne. Today, Harcourt is one of the Pope’s stemware patterns at the Vatican. (Condition: Pre-Owned)

Sold on eBay September 21st, 2023

SET OF 2 NEW "PERFECTION" BACCARAT CUT CRYSTAL DECANTERS

Sold on eBay July 21st, 2023

Antique Baccarat Type III Pansy Paperweight with Star Cut Base

Antique Baccarat Type III Pansy Paperweight with Star Cut Base Antique Baccarat Type III Pansy Paperweight with Star Cut Base. circa 1900-1920. Baccarat Pansy paperweight with leaves and stem. The base is finished with a Baccarat star cut. It is probably from Baccarat's Dupont period. This style of pansy is called a type III pansy. It consists of two large velvet purple petals above over three lower petals. The lower petals are amber yellow over a white base which can be seen from the back. Each lower petal has a purple tip and three dark lines radiating from the central cane consisting of star canes with a red whorl center. A wonderful paperweight in great shape. Size: Just over 2 1/4" diameter by 1 1/2" high. The bottom is ground slightly concave and finished with a Baccarat star cut base.Condition: Excellent condition. This paperweight has been professionally restored. There are no chips, cracks, or scratches. Minor wear remains on the base. Signature: Made by Baccarat in France. Unsigned, but I guarantee that this is an antique Baccarat paperweight, probably from the Dupont period. Please Note: The stand shown in the pictures is not included with the paperweight. It is shown for illustration only. Note on white glare: Please ignore the white areas, they are glare from the lights. Note for International buyers: Items valued at over $400 must be shipped by USPS priority mail. If you are outside the US and wish to buy this paperweight, please contact me first with your address and I will check the availability and cost of postage. Baccarat was founded in 1776 in Alsace-Lorraine with the name of Verrerie de Sainte Anne. The original location was near the town of Baccarat. Today the firm is known as Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat. Most collectors refer to three periods of Baccarat paperweight production. 1845-1860 - Classic period 1920-1934 - Dupont period 1953-2002 - Modern period This classification is definitely an over simplification. The best millefiori and lampwork paperweights were made during the classic period (1845-1860). Baccarat continued to make paperweights after the classic period, but little is known about the extent of the product line or who made the paperweights. What is known is that by 1910, the offering in the catalog had dwindled to pansy paperweights, simple open concentric paperweights, and rock paperweights. Popular lore attributes 1920-1934 Baccarat paperweights to a Mr. Dupont, who supposedly was the last worker at Baccarat to know the secrets of paperweight making. These paperweights were sold at a Baccarat retail shop in Paris. No collector or scholar ever met Mr. Dupont although at least one visited the Baccarat factory and asked to meet with him. The weights stopped appearing in the shop in 1934. You can read more about the Baccarat paperweights in the book Baccarat Paperweights - two centuries of beauty by Paul Dunlop or one of the older books on paperweights in general, such as The Encyclopedia of Glass Paperweights by Paul Hollister or World Paperweights by Robert Hall. Allan's Paperweights is owned by Allan Port. If you have any questions, please click the "paperweights" link under seller information and then contact seller. Please check out my other eBay auctions or visit my eBay Store. Free shipping in the US. If you are outside the US, please review the cost of postage. If in doubt, please check with me first. I ship to most countries If you are blocked from bidding, please contact me and I will add your eBay user name to the allowed bidders list. If you would like a different shipping option, please contact me before paying the invoice. Full value will be declared for customs purposes. Please do not ask me to declare this a gift. The buyer is responsible for any customs fees, VAT fees, or handling charges imposed by your country's customs services.

Sold on eBay September 2nd, 2023

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