FOSTORIA ~ Early 5.5" LOW WATER GOBLET (American Clear, Cube Motif, 6 Oz.) ~ USA Description of item
It was manufactured by Fostoria Glass from 1915-1982.
Antique Libbey 2056 ABP Cut Glass Flair RC 0599 Stem Goblet Signed. Made in USA 1918-1920. Approx. 7 1/4” Tall x 3 3/4” Diameter at Top, 9.9 oz. Band of Criss Cross. Thumb Print Bottom of Bowl. Balled Stem. Clear Foot. Acid-Etched on Bottom: Circle with Libbey in Script. Great antique condition. No chip or cracks. Normal wear from use and age. Click Here To See All Our American Brilliant Period Glass Crystal Items!
This item was produced between 1934-1973. Take your pick, add to your collection, or start a new collection. This pattern is loved and collected by many for it's classic beauty. Suited for any table setting, from casual to formal.
This item was produced between 1934-1973. Take your pick, add to your collection, or start a new collection. This pattern is loved and collected by many for it's classic beauty. Suited for any table setting, from casual to formal.
Fostoria American Beer Tankard with rays on the base indicating later production. It's in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks and glass is clear and shiny, no cloudiness. It can be found in the Fostoria Museum book, page 19. It measures 4 1/2" tall. I diligently try to identify issues, but review photos as they are part of the description. Thanks for looking!
Now on Sale The VTG 4 Fostoria American 2056 Iced Tea/Water Goblets are a set of four elegant glass goblets with a hexagonal base, perfect for all occasions. Made in the United States in the 1950s, these round goblets feature a mid-century modern style and a glossy finish. With a capacity of 9 oz, these vintage goblets are dishwasher safe and showcase a decorative American pattern. Although there is a slight dark spot inside
The product is a vintage Fostoria American Clear Glass 6” water goblet with a hexagon footed design, made in California. This round goblet features a Mid-Century Modern style and a glossy finish, with a capacity of 14 ounces. It is a decorative piece that exudes elegance and American charm, perfect for all occasions. Care instructions recommend hand washing only to preserve its original beauty. This discontinued goblet is a unique addition to any drinkware
The cubed pattern and art deco style make them a unique addition to any collection. These glasses are hand wash only and were manufactured in the United States in 1950. The pressed glass production style adds to the durability of the glasses.
You will find that it looks good at dinner, and still great for all occasions later.