Champagne Coupes: Saben Glass, Contessa, Art Deco Geometric Cut, Square Stem, Set of 6, Vintage 1940s

Geometric cut glass with diamond and stripe cuts, a squared stem, and a beveled square base — this set of six Art Deco champagne coupes comes from a glassmaker so rare, we could find almost nothing about them.

• Maker: Saben Glass Co.
• Pattern: Contessa
• Materials: Pressed/molded glass, geometric cut
• Origin: New York, USA
• Era: Vintage, circa 1940s–1950s
• Quantity: Set of 6
• Dimensions: 4.5" tall, 4.0" diameter (top), 2.25" square base, 6 oz capacity
• Condition: Excellent — no chips, scratches, or cracks. Hand wash only. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Diamond and stripe cuts run across the bowl of each glass, paired with a squared stem and a beveled square base — a fully geometric silhouette from bowl to foot. The mold seam does not run to the top edge, a technical detail consistent with 1940s–1950s production.

A wonderful set for a serious barware collector, an Art Deco enthusiast, a maximalist entertainer, or anyone who wants a set of champagne coupes that nobody else at the table will ever have seen before. For the bar: a wide, elegant bowl for champagne and classic cocktails served up, with the stem keeping your hand off the chill. For the table: graceful presentations, equally lovely for a sorbet course or a small chilled dessert.

Saben Glass Co. operated out of New York and made at least two patterns — Contessa and Scanda — in the 1940s. They filed a trademark for "Royal Family" in 1949 covering sterling silverware, coasters, and drinking glasses, and another for silverplated wares in 1951. By 1957 two of their trademarks had been canceled — almost nothing else is known, which means what you're holding is a genuinely scarce set from a maker who left very little behind.

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