Torre & Tagus Black and White Chalice Motif Highball Glasses

Decorative art, set of 4 drinking glasses/highball tumblersTorre & Tagus design studio, manufactured in Thailand

Torre & Tagus Black and White Chalice Motif Highball Glasses

Style & Movement

Contemporary decorative arts, modern home decor

Medium & Technique

Molded clear glass with applied black opaque enamel/paint featuring etched or printed white line-art graphics

Creation Period

Late 20th century to early 21st century

Dimensions & Format

Standard highball tumbler format, approximately 6 inches in height and 2.5 inches in diameter per glass

Subject Description

A set of tall drinking glasses featuring a stylized, repeating graphic of chalices or goblets rendered in stark black and white line work against frosted or opaque black panels, creating a modern graphic aesthetic

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good, based on visible presentation showing intact enamel and clear glass rims with minimal signs of handling

Estimated Market Value

20 to 50 USD for the set

Auction Estimate

10 to 30 USD

Provenance History

Acquired directly from retail channels featuring the Torre & Tagus home decor brand, manufactured in Thailand

Art Historical Significance

Representative of contemporary mass-produced home accessories designed for modern interior styling and everyday functional aesthetics

Notable Features

Distinctive high-contrast black and white chalice graphic motif with matte black body sections and crisp linear highlights

Condition Issues

Potential minor wear to the exterior enamel or paint layer typical of standard use and washing over time

Conservation Recommendations

Hand wash gently with mild soap and soft sponge to preserve the exterior black enamel and white line-art graphics; avoid abrasive scrubbers and harsh dishwashers

Collector Notes

4 glasses Torre & Tagus collection made in Thailand

Identified on 8/26/2026
Torre & Tagus Black and White Chalice Motif Highball Glasses - Torre & Tagus design studio, manufactured in Thailand | Art Identifier