Vintage 2nd Day of Christmas Indiana Glass Tumbler 5 1/2 Inches Tall 12 Oz
This lot of 6 vintage tumbler glasses features a charming 12 Days of Christmas pattern, clear color, and a height of 5.5 inches. Made by the renowned brand Indiana Glass in Ohio, these original pieces are a perfect addition to your holiday drinkware collection. The American-themed glasses have a diameter of 2 3/4 inches and are sure to bring a nostalgic touch to your Christmas celebrations. glass number 2 has a chip
In Waterford Box. Never used. Great for Gift Giving.
Indiana or Anchor Glass 12 Days of Christmas 1st Day Partridge Pear Tree 10 Oz Please see photos for details and condition
Great shape, no chips! I wonder if it was even used once. Not entirely sure if it is Anchor Hocking or Indiana glass. I know that Anchor Acquired parts of Indiana at some point. I have seen this pattern on glasses that are definitely Anchor Hocking but I see a LOT of people I.D. these as Indiana Glass. So maybe it’s both-ish? This is the slightly tapered but straight sided one by the way,
Great shape, no chips! I wonder if it was even used once. Not entirely sure if it is Anchor Hocking or Indiana glass. I know that Anchor Acquired parts of Indiana at some point. I have seen this pattern on glasses that are definitely Anchor Hocking but I see a LOT of people I.D. these as Indiana Glass. So maybe it’s both-ish? This is the slightly tapered but straight sided one by the way,
The Indiana or Anchor Glass 12 Days of Christmas 1st Day Partridge Pear Tree 10 Oz tumbler glass is a vintage piece perfect for adding a touch of Christmas charm to your drinkware collection. Made by Anchor Hocking in the United States, this clear glass tumbler features a Partridge In A Pear Tree pattern, celebrating the first day of the 12 Days of Christmas. With a capacity of 10 ounces, this original piece requires
Great shape, no chips! I wonder if it was even used once. Not entirely sure if it is Anchor Hocking or Indiana glass. I know that Anchor Acquired parts of Indiana at some point. I have seen this pattern on glasses that are definitely Anchor Hocking but I see a LOT of people I.D. these as Indiana Glass. So maybe it’s both-ish? This is the slightly tapered but straight sided one by the way,
Great shape, no chips! I wonder if it was even used once. Not entirely sure if it is Anchor Hocking or Indiana glass. I know that Anchor Acquired parts of Indiana at some point. I have seen this pattern on glasses that are definitely Anchor Hocking but I see a LOT of people I.D. these as Indiana Glass. So maybe it’s both-ish? This is the slightly tapered but straight sided one by the way,
Great shape, no chips! I wonder if it was even used once. Not entirely sure if it is Anchor Hocking or Indiana glass. I know that Anchor Acquired parts of Indiana at some point. I have seen this pattern on glasses that are definitely Anchor Hocking but I see a LOT of people I.D. these as Indiana Glass. So maybe it’s both-ish? This is the slightly tapered but straight sided one by the way,