DOM RUINART Champagne Glasses from the 1980s

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Discover a true collector’s treasure from the prestigious Maison RUINART, the world’s oldest champagne house.

This rare vintage set of six DOM RUINART champagne flutes dates back to the 1980s and stands as a unique piece of champagne history.

Each glass bears the German inscription “Die älteste Champagner-Kellerei der Welt”, which translates to “The oldest champagne cellar in the world.”

This refined detail not only highlights the rich heritage of the house but also makes the set an exceptional collectible for champagne lovers and connoisseurs alike.

Carefully preserved over the decades, these flutes remain in excellent vintage condition.

Their elegant design and historical significance make them ideal for special occasions, stylish toasts, or as a distinguished addition to a curated champagne glassware collection.

Features:

Brand: RUINART – The oldest champagne house (founded in 1729)

Type: Champagne Flutes / Collectible Glassware

Quantity: 6 glasses (set)

Era: 1980s vintage

Inscription: German text “Die älteste Champagner-Kellerei der Welt” (“The oldest champagne cellar in the world”)

Condition: Excellent vintage condition – carefully preserved, no chips or cracks

A rare opportunity to own a piece of champagne history. This set of DOM RUINART flutes is more than just glassware – it is a celebration of heritage, refinement, and timeless elegance.