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Gwion James:
These are very humble, but nice, and I'd be interested to know what they are, where/when from etc. I've see this sort of shape described as a Rummer, but these are only 2.5 inches high. What might they have been for? Gwion

Gwion James:
Picture would help:

http://glassgallery.yobunny.org.uk/displayimage.php?pos=-2997

Pinkspoons:
No idea of period/maker, but I think these are cordial glasses, for drinking schnapps from.

Anne:
They are very small so whatever went in them would be potent I think.  My son has some of this small size in his collection as well... not very old really - within the last 50-60 years I think. Place: Continental Europe, they are a traditional design of Germany, France and the Netherlands I think.

Pinkspoons:
Aren't all of those glasses Zwiesel-Schott, Anne?

I've seen a few sets in original boxes, so whenever I see them I always associate them wityh Z-S, but have no idea if it was a generic free-for-all design.

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