Eleven digestive glasses "drip glasses" with blueberries early twentieth century

The eleven glasses are in very good condition, no accidents, no cracks or chips. They are made of molded glass, heavy and dense, and have a fairly thick bottom. Each glass is embellished with a few blueberry flowers and three gold nets, hand painted. The nets are very slightly worn here and there, mainly at the top of two glasses, but are generally present, and in excellent condition. The blue flowers with soft green foliage, traced with a brush, are light, delicate and very graceful. The glasses are very stable, and very pleasant to hold in hand. These small glasses were used to drink "gout", the name given to strong digestive alcohols often derived from plants or fruits, which were shared after a good meal, while toasting. French craftsmanship of the early twentieth century.

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