These 4 1/4" glasses are made of pressed glass, and feature a gorgeous pebbled rim design in by the L.E. Smith Glass Co. in the 1920s.
These 4 1/4" glasses are made of pressed glass, and feature a gorgeous pebbled rim design in by the L.E. Smith Glass Co. in the 1920s.
Hand-blown in guessing Tiffin Ohio, they are unmarked and their maker is unknown, adding to their mystery. With an optic design with beautiful stem and glossy finish, they exude the art deco style of the 1920s.
Wonderful design has a clear optic panel bowl with a clear bulbous stem. Foot is opaque black glass. A terrific size for cocktails, cordials, sherry, a small glass of wine, etc. Very versatile shape.
Each glass is elegantly engraved and holds up to 100 ml, making them the perfect choice for hosting a stylish gathering with friends and family. - MATERIAL: Ruby Red Glass Crystal. - TECHNIQUE: Engraving, Cut to Clear.
Made in the elegant depression era, these hand-blown glass stems are hand-wash only and hold 3 oz. The round stems are approx.
These elegant goblets are hand-blown and made of depression glass, with a unique optic panel and blue foot. LOT OF FOUR ONLY.
Pink Depression Glass "Modernistic Etch" Coupe / Sherbet Glasses. The bowls have subtle vertical optic paneling that beautifully captures the light, catching a soft rose/blush pink glow. They flare elegantly outward, sitting atop a clean, straight, classic molded stem.
Hand Blown, circa 1913-1932 by Weston of West Virginia. Matched set of 6. Excellent condition, pristine, but for glass #6 which has a small smooth chip along edge of foot and tiny marks on black glass- see last 2 pics- very minor & hard to notice.