A pair of vintage Leonard silver-plated champagne coupes made in Spain.

Champagne coupes, also known as champagne saucers, were the original style of glassware for serving champagne before the advent of the flute. Their wide, shallow shape was believed to allow the champagne to cool more slowly and to enhance the aroma, though it also led to faster dissipation of bubbles. These glasses were particularly popular in the mid-20th century, often associated with the glamour of the Art Deco and mid-century eras.

Leonard is a brand known for producing decorative metalware, including barware and tableware, often with a silver-plated finish. While not typically considered fine art, these pieces can be charming decorative items that evoke a sense of vintage style. The origin in Spain suggests a different manufacturing tradition compared to Italian-made items, though the aesthetic of these coupes aligns with popular mid-century designs.