35-piece German Silesian drinking glass service, "Elisabeth," consisting of 5 champagne flutes (height 21 cm), 5 Southwine or Sherry glasses (height 15 cm), 1 wine glass (height 17.2 cm), 12 tall wine glasses (height 21.2 cm), and 12 liqueur glasses (height 11 cm). The set is made of colorless glass, with flat disc-shaped nodus, club-shaped stem, and elongated blown cup in various stretched bell shapes. On the lip, there is a border with rocailles and a cloverleaf vine in gold painting, partially in relief gold painting, with the foot gold-rimmed. One foot has been replaced. Created as part of the Elisabeth series, designed by Arthur Gerlach, and decorated by Alexander Pfohl. Manufactured by Josephinenhütte. Originating from Schreibershau, Silesia, Germany. Produced around 1920-1940.
