Georges Briard Glass Search

Hi, I have a partial set of these wonderful Georges Briard drinking glasses. Probably early 1950's as they have "Here's Looking At You" printed around the base from Casablanca. I am looking to complete my set but cannot find anything like them online. Anyone seen these online or otherwise before? (Got them in Austin, Texas)
Thanks in advance!

 

Hi,
Georges Briard was a name for a fake designer from the 50s. Many different glass and porcelain companies used the name. I guess it sounded fancy and important. All I can say is just look for decorated glassware.
greg

 

Eye have never seen that before.
Very interesting.

 

I like the pattern. Wikipedia gives a slightly different opinion on who Georges Briard was. They say he was a real person but with a different name, no idea if that's correct.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Briard

 

As noted in the wiki link provided by SIS,
"He is most well known for his signature dishware and glassware - everything from cups and plates to gold plated serving dishes."

You'll find silverplated designs on Pyrex.
I wouldn't be surprised if you turned your glass over and there was a stylized "L" for Libbey on the bottom.

 

The link SIS provided is correct. Although Georges Briard was a pseudonym, he was a real person. In her book "Signed and Designed" Leslie Pina has a lengthy biography on Georges Briard, including a story on how the name Georges Briard was chosen as his designer pseudonym. She included several pictures of Brojdo/Briard.

The book has an appendix of Georges Briard designs taken from catalogs dating from 1957- 1967. This one is called "Eye Ball" for obvious reasons. The appendix put the names of major/popular patterns in bold, this one was not in bold.