Vintage plates made of blown glass with manual faceting

To love the old does not mean to be retrograde. We rely on the past because we feel that there is something very long-term. So peaceful. After all, now things are made in order to be thrown out soon and bought new ones. This one-offness makes us indifferent. There is nothing permanent left, unless you like to wear your favorite shirt to the holes. There are no attachments, no continuity. Will our children understand why we are running around with a grandmother's vase or will they part with a calm heart from family history?
Understanding comes with age. I hope so much for that. The question of education is not even discussed)


There are two pre-revolutionary handmade glass plates available. Blowing, faceting. There are minor chips on the festoons.
The price for one.