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Webb Corbett Champagne or Sorbet Glasses, Chantilly Pattern

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Webb Corbett Champagne or Sorbet Glasses, Chantilly PatternBeautiful Webb Corbett Champagne or Sorbet glasses, circa 1961 1963. Pattern has been discontinued. Listing is for one (1) glass and there are four (4) glasses available. All pieces have a starburst cut foot base, seven point fans, criss crosses, and bulbous stems. Made in England. In excellent vintage condition. There are no chips, cracks, or damage to any of the pieces. Approximate Dimensions: Champagne Tall Sorbet Glass: 4 1 2" (H), 3 3 8" (O), 2 1
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