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Posted 2 years ago
Toots
(2 items)
Well, not sure what I have here beyond it's a pitcher of some sort with six glasses and has "made in France" very tiny on back side by the top of the handle. I had a hard time taking the photographs because the surface reflects light even though it is not shinny. Pitcher and glasses are very delicate and just lovely. Another item that's been in the family a very long time that is a mystery. I'm not even sure what category to place this set in or what to call the pattern.
Any information is appreciated. .... Many Thanks, Toots
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