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Imperial Court Wine Glass Charms Set. Gold & Enamel. In Box.
SKU: 8667-1953747
$75.00
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Imperial Court Wine Glass Charms Set. In Box.
In box with tags. Charms and inside box are in very good, as new good. Outer box has some marks on the velvet and clasp and is in good condition otherwise
Set of 6 individually coloured, enamel wine charms that attach to the stem of a glass to identify your glass.
Made in 24K plated metal with hand applied enamel and set with Austrian crystal.
Reproduction of Faberge, at a fraction of the cost.
Comes in decorative, velvet covered, wooden box.
Produced by "Imperial Court", at the same factory as Faberge merchandise.
Condition
Used: good
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