eBay: Trader Vic's / Kahiki Saucer Champagne Stemware by Morgantown - SOLD

Morgantown saucer champagne stemware over on eBay, thanks for looking.

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Mahalo,
Eric

[ Edited by: SufferinSimon 2014-09-09 14:02 ]

[ Edited by: SufferinSimon 2014-09-11 17:37 ]

Not that it would likely impact sales, but that style of class is called a "Coupe".

On 2014-09-02 20:53, wizzard419 wrote:
Not that it would likely impact sales, but that style of class is called a "Coupe".

I think the version of this glass referred to as 'aperitif' is closer to the coupe style.
The shallow, wide bowl is usually referred to as a champagne saucer in the cocktail
books that I've read over the years.

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Mahalo!
Eric

I think the aperitif is the name of the typical champagne glass (the flute) you see today, slender and tall rather than flat and wide. The term "saucer" was a bastardization by people who can't speak French.