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Baccarat Glass is a fine crystal manufacturer based in France. The Bishop of Metz found the company in 1765. It was a step towards supporting the industry based in Baccarat nearby Paris in France. At Baccarat Crystal, Verrerie de Sainte Anne produced different kinds of service glassware, including Baccarat Kitchenware like tableware, bottles, and windows. In 1815, Aime-Gabriel D'Artigues, proprietor of Voneche, took over Baccarat Glass to restart his business. The new firm was known as Voneche-Baccarat, which produced luxury lead-crystal glass involving unique techniques.

In 1822 the company was taken over by Compagnie des Cristalleries de Baccarat and today remains a prominent glassworks company of France. The company's early designs include Baccarat glass sculptures and crystal paperweights. The fine crystal manufacturer is famous for its 19th-century glass tableware made of lead-colored glass. The Baccarat Glass sculptures for sale involve designs of birds and animals, and Baccarat kitchenware for sale includes a wide range of handcrafted wine and water glasses, vases in rectangular and serpentine designs, and decanters. Baccarat Crystal at auction also includes a fine selection of Baccarat champagne flutes, frames, and vega tumblers.

The company has exhibited its works at many exhibitions and has also received prizes for its designs since 1823. Baccarat Crystal for sale includes a wide range of crystal paperweights made with Venician or Bohemian techniques involving millefiori patterns. They were made with the cameo sulfides embedding technique. During the start of the 19th century, this technique underwent improvement by the glass manufacturer. Baccarat glass sculptures at online auction feature collections like the Héritage Panther, Faunacrystopolis Monkey, Pegase Horse, Aigle Imperial, Cat Maneki Neko, Rigot Cat, Imperator Eagle, Marengo Horse, and Cheetah On The Watch. The company also received many commissions from the Royals. Baccarat kitchenware at auction is often available with leading auction houses.