This rare 1935 circa Carnival Glass Marigold Beaded Spears Variant pitcher from India stands at 8 inches tall with a diameter of 6 inches. The geometric Art Deco style pitcher features a beautiful iridescent marigold finish, making it a stunning addition to any drinkware collection. Handmade pressed glass from the Jain Carnival Glass brand, this original piece with original lid is perfect for all occasions and requires hand wash care. Its unique design and
Hazel-Atlas FINE RIB COBALT Set of 6~3-3/8" 5 oz. Flat Juice Tumblers. Also listed are tumblers & a pitcher to match. There is almost always a solution. I need to close the estate. Found in the back of my mother's pantry.
Hazel-Atlas FINE RIB COBALT Set of 6~3-3/8" 5 oz. Flat Juice Tumblers. Also listed are tumblers & a pitcher to match. There is almost always a solution. I need to close the estate. Found in the back of my mother's pantry.
This listing is for one Depression Era Cocktail GlassBrand: Glastonbury LotusPattern: La FuristePattern # 18, Etch 908Measures about: 5” tall x 4” diameterCapacity: 6 ounces No chips or cracks. The gold is intact. This glass glows green under black light UV 365nm. According to the website The Museum of American Glass; this design was patented in 1928 by Matthew A. Hanse (patent # 75,974). The cocktail glasses were made in the mid-1930s. The etched
Twisted Optic Champagne Goblet Clear Elegant Glass Green Stems As Is 3 1/8" diameter. 5 7/8" tall. Please email if you can help with the pattern name or maker Much more glass in my store Used - As Is Condition. A small 1/8" flake on the upper edge (see photo). It could easily be sanded out.
Long the top collected pattern in Depression Era Glassware. Clean, shiny and clear glass. A fine addition to your collections! Made circa 1935.
You will find that it works for all occasions, from quiet mornings to lively gatherings.
This is a clear grey wheel cut 4.3 ounce wine glass that I believe was produced produced by Weston Crystal circa 1935. The pattern is hard to capture in photos, so I took many at several different angles.
Made in California in the 1930s, the round glasses feature an original design with etched patterns of fruits, specifically grapes.
This is a very hard to find champagne or tall sherbet in the Penny line stem 991 pattern made by Paden City Glass 1931-1951. This piece has polished wheel cut exes (X's) and thumbprints (O's) in the top portion of the stem.