Hand wash only. Made in the United States, these original tumblers add a touch of sophistication to any drinkware, Central Glass Works, collection. Fragile Glass Hand Carry stickers, use on all sides.
This product is a set of 4 rare vintage Fostoria 5082 electric blue parfait panel glasses from the United States, dating back to 1925-1927. These round, elegant glass items have a capacity of 8 oz and feature a solid electric blue stemmed pattern with a glossy finish. Antique in style, these decorative glasses are perfect for all occasions and are designed with a drink-through lid. Made by Fostoria, these original pieces are a part
The elegant Art Deco style and glossy pink finish make them a unique and collectible piece for any occasion. These abstract-patterned stems are from the Modernistic product line by Tiffin, manufactured in Ohio in the 1920s.
Up for your consideration is this set of 5 (The photo shows 6, but I broke one in the move) excellent used condition special wheel cut stem number 880 with the Rosilyn etching sherbet by Fostoria Glass produced from 1918-1926.
Vintage etched goblet with a lovely swag design with dangling stars. Excellent condition.
Rare, as the pattern Logelbach is found and catalogued infrequently. Logelbach is a small village on the periphery of the town of Comar, an hour's drive south of Strasbourg, across the Rhine River from Germany.
Estimated production dates circa 1925-1932. Features a darker green uranium glass stem/base with a softer but noticeable UV glow reaction. UV Notes: Glow may vary depending on blacklight/UV type, room lighting, background, etc.
These beautiful Art Nouveau goblets had a production run from 1924 to 29, so they're right there. The etching is so fine and complex! These are the water glass size of the pattern, but would be fine as wine glasses in their own right.
2 Antique Art Nouveau Needle Etch White Gold Rim Optic Panel Wine Glasses Set. This is for the person who appreciates holding the very old and interesting while having a sip! Very elegant pair of hollow stem wine or champagne glasses from the Gilded Age - they have the bright water clarity of turn of the century glass, are hollow right down to the foot, with delicate Art Nouveau style swags needle etched around
What stands out about it is how it feels right for all occasions, whenever you need a sip.