Royal Clear Lead-Free Crystal, Cut, 24-Carat Gold (Thin Line) Goblet White Wine 280 Ml

The sparkle and colour of the white wine is best viewed in a hand-cut crystal that Moser glassmasters use to create the glorious Royal collection. This drinkware set was commissioned by king Edard VII for his beloved wife Alexandra in 1907 and even today, you’ll easily fall for its beauty. The lead-free crystal will provide an uninterrupted experience of taste and lets even the subtlest taste nuances of the wine pop. The fine line from the 24-carat gold lining the edge of this delightful cut glass is a reminder of its royal origins. Founded in 1857, Moser boasts a long tradition of superior artistic and technical standards in lead-free crystal. The quality of the crystal and perfection of Moser's hand cutting, engraving, gilding and brilliant colors are unsurpassed by any contemporary glass or crystal company in the world. Created by Ludwig Moser & Sons, the line originated as an engraving studio in the spa town of Karlsbad, located in Bohemia (now the Czech Republic), a region with deep roots in superior glass-making. During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Moser developed its now famous technically perfect crystal production, employing a unique formula for producing a substance as hard as rock and as brilliant as lead crystal - but without using a trace of lead. This composition is very suitable for Moser's marvelous engravings, is ecologically sound and remains free of all concerns associated with lead. Moser's innovative techniques in cutting, engraving and coloring quickly won the line great acclaim at many prestigious international art exhibitions. Soon Moser became the proud possession of royalty, heads of state and well-known personalities throughout the world, an esteemed reputation that has held fast and continues to grow now in the 21st century. Today, Moser produces a wide range of stem and barware, holloware, accessories, giftware and art glass, all showcasing the superior quality, innovation and remarkable artistic expression for which the line has long been recognized.