A set of three vintage Georges Briard highball glasses featuring blue decoration and 22-karat gold detailing. Interlocking oval motifs wrap around each glass in three bands, framed by decorative gold borders. A beautiful addition to a mid-century barware or Georges Briard collection.
About the Maker & Value Ukrainian-American artist Georges Briard (born Jascha Brojdo, 1917–2005) defined mid-century modern entertaining. Retailing through high-end department stores like Neiman Marcus and Bloomingdale’s, his work elevated everyday glassware into luxury art pieces. Today, authentic Briard pieces command strong collector value due to their high-fired 22-karat gold craftsmanship, iconic Hollywood Regency aesthetic, and increasing scarcity.
Details
Designer: Georges Briard
Estimated era: Mid-century 1960's
Set includes: Three matching highball glasses
Material: Clear glass with blue decoration and 22-karat gold detailing
Color: Blue and gold
Measurements
Approximate measurements for each glass:
Height: 5½ inches
Diameter: 2¾ inches
Sold as a set of three.
Condition
Excellent vintage condition overall, apart from wear to the designer signatures. One glass retains a faint, partially preserved Georges Briard signature; the signatures on the other two have rubbed off.
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Shipping & Final Sale
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