This vintage MCM Fruit Tumbler set of 3 features a retro summer glass design with original packaging from the 1970s. The round tumblers have a capacity of 12oz each and are painted with summer fruits in a glossy finish. Perfect for all occasions, especially summer, these colorful glasses are a great addition to any drinkware collection for those who appreciate mid-century modern style. Hand wash only to preserve the unique design and vibrant colors
AGE/COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: 1930s USA CONDITION REPORT: Nice vintage condition with no chips, nicks, cracks, scratches, cloudiness, or repairs MEASUREMENTS: 5 1/2" 12 ounce Item offered is a nice yellow depression glass footed tumbler. It is Topaz Princess by Anchor Hocking.If you are wanting multiples or quantities put the number of items in you shopping cart to see combined discounted shipping costs on items that qualify. That includes most smaller items and dinnerware. If
I appreciate how the unmarked brand lets the shape and color do the talking on this drinkware.
You will find that the unmarked brand helps it blend nicely with the rest of your kitchen gear.
Pioneer Woman Adeline Clear Footed Goblets 12 Oz Four (6) 6-3/8". Never used.
This four-piece set of Strauss Luigi Bormioli Crystal Etch Equestrian Harness Old Fashioned whiskey glasses features a square shape with an equestrian pattern etched on clear crystal material. The vintage glasses have a capacity of 12 ounces and are part of the Light & Music product line. Made with blown crystal production technique, these whiskey glasses are a stylish and elegant addition to any drinkware collection, perfect for those who appreciate horses and foals
Vintage glass set of 3. Heavy, no chips no cracks. Perfect condition Very heavy
The Decatur plant operated from 1957 until 1969. It can be difficult to distinguish the various crinkled glass patterns of the 1950s and 1960s. A U.S. quarter is shown in the third picture, to give an accurate impression of the size at a glance.
The Decatur plant operated from 1957 until 1969. It can be difficult to distinguish the various crinkled glass patterns of the 1950s and 1960s. A U.S. quarter is shown in the third picture, to give an accurate impression of the size at a glance.
The Decatur plant operated from 1957 until 1969. It can be difficult to distinguish the various crinkled glass patterns of the 1950s and 1960s. A U.S. quarter is shown in the third picture, to give an accurate impression of the size at a glance.