This set of 2 vintage Hazel Ware confetti beverage glasses in hazel features a mid-century pattern with a red, green, and orange color scheme. The round tumblers have a capacity of 11.5 oz, making them perfect for all occasions. Made of glass and with a diameter of 3 inches and a height of 6.5 inches, these Fiesta glasses are a stylish addition to any drinkware collection, showcasing the unique style of the 1970s. Made
Stunning set of eleven (11) cut crystal claret wine glasses by Waterford in the Shelia pattern produced between 1958-2017. Pattern features cut panels with multisided cut stem on a clear cut base, base with the acid etched Waterford.
There is a rough area of tiny chipping on the bottom base of one of the champagne flutes, as shown in the pictures. These glasses feature an etched circle of swirls pattern in the clear glass and a long delicate blue glass stem.
Beautiful set of 6 gold gilted drink glasses. Made by Libbey and in excellent condition. Each glass is 4 1/2" tall. It's a rarity to find these glasses in a set of 6 or more and in such condition!!
These four are used but in excellent condition.
You will find that this drinkware suits all occasions, from casual mornings to celebratory evenings.
The WATERFORD Marquis Brookside Wine Glasses are a set of two elegant crystal wine glasses, handcrafted in Austria. Standing at 8 1/2 inches tall with a capacity of 12 oz, these round glasses are perfect for all occasions. They feature the signature Waterford Marquis mark, a glossy finish, and a vintage Brookside pattern. Made with a high-quality cut crystal production style, these wine glasses are a timeless and sophisticated addition to any drinkware collection.
Rikatti glass Stunning vase Unique 11 1/2 Inch’s In Height.
1 (One) INGRID CRYSTAL. Signed: Ingrid. BELOVED CHAMPAGNE TOASTING FLUTE. "Beloved" Wedding Toasting Flute. Etched with "I am my Beloved's" and "My Beloved is Mine" in English and Hebrew. Hand Crafted in Germany.
Set of 3 Tiffin-Franciscan Mansfield Gold Rim Crystal Water Goblets. Blown glass. Stem #17640. They appear to have been used sparingly.