
Lindemans Lambic Beer Flute Glasses (Pêche and Kriek)
This is a pair of specialty flute-style beer glasses designed for Lindemans Belgian Lambic brewery. One glass features the 'Pêche' (peach) labeling and the other features 'Kriek' (cherry). Physically, the glasses are made of clear, thin-walled glass with a tall, slender conical body that flares slightly toward the rim, supported by a short, thick pedestal stem and a wide flat base. The decorative graphics are applied via high-quality multi-color enameling and detailed gilding. Each glass bears the ornate green and red Lindemans monogram, decorative scrolls, and the 'Merchant du Vin' importer's mark. The Pêche glass shows peach illustrations, while the Kriek glass displays cherry clusters. A notable feature is the gold-leaf gilding on the upper rim of the glasses. These likely date from the late 20th century to early 2000s. The condition appears fair to good; there are visible water spots indicating recent use or storage, and the gold gilding on the rims shows significant thinning and wear from cleaning. The glass remains clear without visible clouding or chips, though price tags are still adhered to the bases.
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Estimated Value
$25.00 - $40.00
Basic Information
Category
Brewery Collectibles and Glassware
Appraised On
April 28, 2026
Estimated Value
$25.00 - $40.00
Item Description
This is a pair of specialty flute-style beer glasses designed for Lindemans Belgian Lambic brewery. One glass features the 'Pêche' (peach) labeling and the other features 'Kriek' (cherry). Physically, the glasses are made of clear, thin-walled glass with a tall, slender conical body that flares slightly toward the rim, supported by a short, thick pedestal stem and a wide flat base. The decorative graphics are applied via high-quality multi-color enameling and detailed gilding. Each glass bears the ornate green and red Lindemans monogram, decorative scrolls, and the 'Merchant du Vin' importer's mark. The Pêche glass shows peach illustrations, while the Kriek glass displays cherry clusters. A notable feature is the gold-leaf gilding on the upper rim of the glasses. These likely date from the late 20th century to early 2000s. The condition appears fair to good; there are visible water spots indicating recent use or storage, and the gold gilding on the rims shows significant thinning and wear from cleaning. The glass remains clear without visible clouding or chips, though price tags are still adhered to the bases.
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