This German Biedermeier dessert set, dating from the 1850s, comprises thirteen pieces of finely crafted glassware. The set exemplifies the refined elegance characteristic of the Biedermeier period, offering a glimpse into mid-19th-century European dining culture. Crafted entirely from clear glass, the set features a large serving bowl and twelve individual dessert plates. Each piece is distinguished by a delicate scalloped edge and a subtle, star-like motif cut into the base, reflecting the period's appreciation for understated ornamentation and precise craftsmanship. The transparent nature of the glass highlights the intricate detailing and allows the set to blend seamlessly with various table settings. The set remains in a condition consistent with its considerable age and historical use, preserving its original character and charm. The glass retains its clarity, and the structural integrity of the pieces is maintained, allowing them to be appreciated both as functional items and historical artifacts. Ideal for collectors of antique tableware or those seeking to add a touch of historical elegance to their dining experience, this Biedermeier dessert set serves as a sophisticated addition to a formal dining room or a curated display cabinet. Its classic design ensures it pairs beautifully with both traditional and contemporary table decors.
Specifications
ConditionGoodColorsTransparentMaterialGlassNumber of items1Height8 cmWidth20 cmDepth20 cmSigns of usageScratches