5.5” Tall. Excellent Condition. They glow. Produced between 1923 and 1929, this elegant pattern is characterized by its intricate, needle-etched lace lattice borders, delicate floral swags, and an interior paneled optic design that creates subtle vertical ribs.
Hazel-Atlas introduced Florentine No. 2 in 1932, and it was produced until 1935. This pattern, also known as Poppy No. 2, was one of Hazel-Atlas's popular Depression glass designs. This is a low tumbler, also known as their "flat juice" glass (versus footed version).
These gorgeous heirloom-style glasses are encircled with an etched band of baskets of tumbling roses. The detail is fantastic: the texture of the baskets, the bramble canes, the rose petals and leaves - it's worth getting out a magnifying glass to see just how finely done it is!
Set of five Fostoria Washington etched crystal champagne sherbet glasses. Made in the United States between 1923-1928. The glasses feature a clear color and an elegant Washington pattern, making them a luxurious addition to any drinkware collection, showcasing the craftsmanship and style of the early 1920s.
Set of five Fostoria Washington etched crystal champagne sherbet glasses. Made in the United States between 1923-1928. The glasses feature a clear color and an elegant Washington pattern, making them a luxurious addition to any drinkware collection, showcasing the craftsmanship and style of the early 1920s.
Set of 3 Fostoria iced tea footed tumblers are etched in the Washington pattern.
Set of 3 Fostoria iced tea footed tumblers are etched in the Washington pattern.
Morgantown Needle Etched Primrose Lane Clear TWO Water Wine Goblets #329 Zigzag Loops 6-3/4”hUp for bid is a RARE find – Early Needle Etched water / wine glasses c. 1923 Art Deco eraYou are getting a PAIR – no chips no cracks, beautiful etch & optic bowls Description: Stem #7577, Clear, Needle Etch 329, Optic Pattern: Primrose Lane Clear by Morgantown; Status: Discontinued. Circa: 1923 – Blown Glass; Crafted In United States; Measures 6-3/4”
Nice antique hand blown clear glass hock wine. Decorated with a band of gold fishscales with raised gold bows and gold floral swags. Signed Josephinenhutte on the base. Circa 1923.
One has two small flea bites. One on top of rim. One on outside of the rim. One has what looks like a small bubble that was smoothed at factory on top outside of rim. The bottoms of all four are excellent.