24K Gold-Plated Brass Wine Glasses – Set of 2

The saucer silhouette, explained

A saucer-style glass has a broad, shallow bowl instead of a tall, narrow one. Many people know the shape as a coupe, and you can read a short history of it on Wikipedia’s page on the champagne glass. On this set, the bowl is paired with a hand-engraved floral pattern, so the eye goes first to the gold and then to the detail.

Because the bowl is wide, the polished surface shows off more of the gold than a slim flute does. That is the main reason to choose this shape: it looks generous on a table, even when the set is only two pieces. If you are searching for a saucer wine glass in gold, this is the style you have in mind.

Vintage character, new craftsmanship

Shoppers who love the look of antique gold goblets will find the same old-world feel here, in a brand-new, hand-finished pair. The style borrows from the past, while the engraving and the gold finish are done by hand for today’s tables.

If you collect metal champagne coupe glasses, or you simply like the idea of a gold coupe on a bar cart, this pair fits that taste.

Saucer or flute? A quick way to choose

Pick a flute if you like a tall, slim profile that sits neatly among other glasses. Pick the saucer if you like a low, wide shape that shows more of the gold and feels relaxed and retro. Neither is better; they suit different tables. Both are brass with a 24K gold finish, so the choice is about shape and mood.

Made in Moradabad: how the set comes together

These royal handicraft wine glasses begin as brass castings made with traditional methods in Moradabad, Uttar Pradesh. Artisans engrave the floral pattern by hand, the surface is polished, and the finish is 24K gold plating. Since the work is done by hand, tiny differences from the photos can appear, and they are part of what makes a handmade set special.

Brass itself is an alloy of copper and zinc. It casts and engraves well, which is one reason it has been used for decorative metalwork for so long.

Where these goblets fit at home

A saucer-style pair is easy to place, because its open shape looks good from above and from the side. Here are four simple ways to use luxury gold wine glasses as part of your decor:

• On a bar cart, set the pair beside a small tray and a candle so the gold reflects the flame.
• On a dining table, place one goblet at each of two seats for an anniversary or date-night dinner.
• In a glass cabinet, stand them in front of a mirror or a light wall to show off the engraving.
• On a console or sideboard, group them with a small brass or ceramic bowl for a layered display.

Gifting calendar: when this pair works best

Anniversaries and weddings

For a couple, two matching goblets are a natural gift: one for each person. The saucer shape also suits a wedding table, where the pair can sit at the head table as the couple’s toasting glasses.

Housewarming and host gifts

A pair of luxury gold wine glasses looks good the moment it is unwrapped, and it needs no setup. It fits a housewarming in India or a holiday dinner in the US, since the red box already looks like a present.

Diwali, Christmas and New Year

Festive seasons call for gold, and this pair arrives gift-ready for Diwali in India as well as Christmas and New Year in the US. Add a handwritten card and the present is done.

Gifts for collectors

Collectors of handmade Indian handicrafts will appreciate the hand-engraved detail and the Moradabad brass tradition behind it. Anyone searching for a gold brass chalice set of 2 will find the same hand-finished brass here in a saucer shape.

How this set differs from similar sets

If you are comparing luxury gold wine glasses across our range, these sibling sets show how the shape and the set size change.