5 cut glass port glasses, late 20th C

Marsoni

M251S

$49.50

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5 cut glass port glasses, late 20th CElegant set of five large port glasses with crosshatch decoration in cut glass on a stem, unmarked but by Royal Brierley; vintage English late 20th century. Condition: fine Size: 12 cm high.

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