Tray with carafe and 6 glasses glass and silvered metal END of 19th century

Large carafe with 6 fine glass glasses with silver-plated brass appliqués with worked tray,late 19th century early 20th century art nouveau style This item is an art nouveau (Art Nouveau) liquor or beverage service, consisting of a large carafe (or pitcher), six glass glasses and a matching tray, dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. The set is made of fine glass worked with thin horizontal grooves and embellished with decorative silvered metal applications (often silvered brass or pewter typical of Central European manufacture of the time). It is a classic example of the Art Nouveau / Art Nouveau style, recognizable by its asymmetrical ornamental motifs, sinuous "whiplash" lines, and openwork naturalistic and floral decorations that wrap around both the body of the glasses and the neck and handle of the carafe.Origin:This type of service was widespread in Europe between 1890 and 1910, produced by famous manufactures of the time mis. tray diameter 35 cm - h.carafe 30 cm -h.glasses 12.5 cm