Stemware made in holland?

Anyone recognize this? Kinda cool but can't find brand on it....tag says made in Holland, decorated in italy....

 

The glasses are made by Royal Leerdam in the Netherlands, and decorated in Italy. I don't know the exact model, but they are in the classic Leerdam tradition, related to their most famous wine glasses of the Gilde line, designed by Andries Copier in 1930.
The shape is in between the two below, I hope someone else knows the name. @desperate_fun maybe?
This is Gilde:


This is Bouquet:

 

wow thank you for the info!!

 

Sorry, I'm not going to be of any help.

I know absolutely nothing about Leerdam (I was helping out a buddy in my other post about Leerdam)

 

Maybe purchased from Leerdam & decorated by the Italian company?

 

Or the decoration was commissioned in Italy by Leerdam.

 

Hi,
All of the glassware made for Williamsburg Historical center is all made by Royal Leerdam of Holland since 1966. It was made by Blenko Glass from 1936 to 1966.
greg

 

Hi greg, that is very interesting, I didn't know that.

 

I learned that some years back when I happened across some water & wine goblets for very cheap. Sold them all for a bundle.

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...rg+baluster+&_sacat=0&LH_Sold=1&LH_Complete=1

 

When I click on the link I only get the homepage.
But I guess it is one of those things where something is an everyday household item in one country, and relatively scarce in another. Leerdam stemware is to be found in most Dutch households. We have a mix of old Gilde and more recent Bouquet, both for general use.

By the way, Gilde means guild, after the old glassblowers guild, Bouquet was designed to retain more of the wine bouquet (scent) in the glass, so you have a nicer taste.

 

Do a search for Leerdam Williamsburg Baluster.