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25-Piece Princess House Crystal Glasses

Secondhand 1 was available
Indicative market price: R6,500.00
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R4,500.00
R6,500.00
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Product details

Condition
Secondhand
Location
South Africa
Time Period
Post-1950
Style
Other
Maker
Other
Product code
Listing 031-March-2026
Bob Shop ID
672979732

Description: Stunning 25-Piece Princess House "Heritage" Crystal Collection.

Authentic Princess House Heritage glassware collection. Introduced in 1974, this pattern is famous for its delicate, hand-blown clarity and signature hand-cut floral vine design. These pieces aren't just glasses; they are artisan-crafted crystal that produces the beautiful, long-lasting "ring" characteristic of high-quality stemware.

The Complete 25-Piece Set Includes:

12 x #450 Footed Hurricane/Parfait Glasses

06 x #442 Flared Pilsner Glasses

05 x #448 Pedestal Water/Juice Goblets

02 x #3654 Everyday Glasses

Princess House is an American company based in Massachusetts, but they do not manufacture their own glassware in a single factory. Instead, they source their Heritage pieces from specialized glassblowing and crystal-cutting plants across the globe. Depending on when and which specific item was made, your glasses were likely manufactured in one of the following countries: Europe: France, Poland, Germany, Romania, and the former Czechoslovakia. North America: The United States (including historical glass plants in West Virginia). Middle East: Turkey.

Because the Heritage pattern has been in production since 1974, the company has shifted its manufacturing partnerships many times over the decades to maintain its high-quality hand-blown and hand-cut standards.

Visible Flaws: Excellent vintage condition. The glass is clear and bright, no damages. Also, no cloudiness from dishwasher use, these have been well-loved and cared for.

Please view images for full condition, images from part of the description. I do not accept returns, and I do not offer Refunds, I clearly list flaws, as a buyer you are open to ask questions and you must ensure you have viewed the full condition of the item, before you purchase it. Photos are enlarged and lighting is enhanced to provide the best view of the listed item. Use of a ruler is recommended to familiarize yourself with the size. Your purchase is your confirmation that you agree with the condition and size of the item.to see more*** I also do not have space to take a photo of all the glasses in one shot, so I only provide highlights***

Approximate Dimensions: As Above.

Price: R6,500.00 for the full estate collection.

Why is it so expensive?

The higher price for Princess House Heritage glasses reflects their quality, artisan production, and collectability. Artisan Craftsmanship: Unlike mass-produced glassware, these are hand-cut by artisans. Because the designs are not machine-etched, you will see slight variations in the vine and leaf angles between glasses which is a hallmark of handmade luxury. High-Quality Materials: Many pieces in the Heritage collection are made of hand-blown crystal, which offers superior clarity and brilliance compared to standard glass. This material produces a distinct, high-pitched "ring" when tapped. Brand Longevity & Collectability: The Heritage pattern has been in active production since 1974. Because it is a long-standing "discontinued" or "retired" favourite for many, collectors are often willing to pay a premium to complete or expand their existing sets. Direct Sales Model: Princess House originally sold products through a direct-selling "home party" model, like high-end brands like Tupperware or Mary Kay, which built a reputation for exclusivity and premium household status. Durability: The production style is designed for longevity, making them suitable for both formal dining and regular use while maintaining their lustre over decades.

Shipping Options: Due to the fragile nature of this set, no shipping, personal collection only. Melville / Northcliff / Emmarentia etc.



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