Every glass from the Cristallerie Saint-Louis is a little work of art. Three cutting techniques are used for a "Tommy" glass: facet cut, ball cut and diamond cut. First manufactured in 1928, the intricate craftsmanship and many beautiful details of this "Tommy" range have made it into one of the most popular glass creations ever

Every glass from the Cristallerie Saint-Louis is a little work of art. Three cutting techniques are used for a "Tommy" glass: facet cut, ball cut and diamond cut. First manufactured in 1928, the intricate craftsmanship and many beautiful details of this "Tommy" range have made it into one of the most popular glass creations ever

Every glass from the Cristallerie Saint-Louis is a little work of art. Three cutting techniques are used for a "Tommy" glass: facet cut, ball cut and diamond cut. First manufactured in 1928, the intricate craftsmanship and many beautiful details of this "Tommy" range have made it into one of the most popular glass creations eve

Tommy was created in 1928 for use in the hall of mirrors in Versailles. An extraordinary design, Tommy requires several different hand cutting techniques each performed by by the master artisans at Saint Louis.

After its brilliant showing at Versailles in 1928 at a legendary royal lunch, the Tommy service captured the symbolic essence of Saint-Louis. From its star base to its diamond cuts, bevels, chains, and bead-cut hurricanes, this collection showcases all the craftsmanship and dextrous brio of master glassworkers.