Vintage
Longchamp Crystal Wine Glasses | Vintage
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Cristal d'Arques introduced Longchamp in 1978, and it went on to become the most widely produced cut-crystal pattern of its period, made in France in 24 percent lead crystal. The pattern sets a band of deep diamond cutting on the lower bowl against long flame-shaped flutes rising to the rim, and carries the cutting down into a faceted stem.
Longchamp was produced in graduated sizes named for use rather than capacity, and three of them are offered here: the water goblet, the wine, and the port. The cutting is identical across all three, so a table set with mixed sizes still reads as one service.
Dimensions: Water goblet — 2.75 × 7.25 in · Wine — 2.5 × 6.5 in · Port — 2 × 5.75 in
This piece is part of the Anastasio Home Vintage Edit — a curated selection of antique and vintage objects, personally sourced by our founder Gabriela Anastasio. Each piece is one of a kind and final sale.
Care Instructions
Wipe gently with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid acidic foods, harsh chemicals, and abrasive pads. Marble can be buffed with a clean natural oil to restore its shine. Brass and aluminum will slowly deepen in color, gathering the soft patina that comes only with time and touch.
Each piece is one-of-a-kind, shaped by hand from natural stone or cast metal by skilled artisans in Rajasthan, India. Subtle shifts in tone, texture, and form are part of its story—variations we embrace, whether born from the earth or the maker’s touch.
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