The piece stands a bit over 10" high. Even the wine charm is original to the piece. Fresh from a local estate you are buying in as found condition.
The Vintage Pennsbury Pottery tumbler/drinking cup is a rare pattern and a collectible piece originating from Morrisville, Pennsylvania, between 1950 - 1970. Beige on the outside, cranberry red on the inside. This item features a delightful scene of children playing, adding a unique and charming touch to any drinkware collection. Diameter of 3 inches, height of 3 1/2 inches. No chips or cracks. Perfect for vintage enthusiasts and collectors alike, this tumbler is a
The old fashion is molded with bees and butterflies. The glass holds up to 6oz of fluid. The glass is 4.5" tall with a 3.5" dia top and a 2.75" dia base. Great to add to your table setting, display, use or to give as a gift!
This vintage stoneware goblet by Otagiri features a charming nautical pattern depicting a seaside fishing village. This piece could either by used as barware, a pillar candle holder, or as a stand alone display piece in your decor. No chips or cracks, please note picture highlighting a production flaw - there is a tiny spot on the back side where the glaze is missing on the rim. Thank you for looking! Shipped via USPS
5 - Standard Glass Company Champagne Coupe Etched Dots & Lines Bulbous Stem. NOTE APPROX 4.75” tall 1 GLASS HAS SMALL CHIP INSIDE JUST BELOW RIM SEE PHOTO HARD TO SEE
You will find that it suits all occasions, whether you are at the office or a picnic.
Production status for this pattern is not known.The base has the Kosta Boda mark. This item is in mint condition with no sign of usage.
So pretty for dinner or entertaining! We try very hard to find and point out any flaws _exactingly_ so you know what you are getting. We generally do not refer to flaws original to manufacture (i.e. bubbles, nubs, slubs) unless they are very distinctive.
Excellent condition.I see nothing wrong with them
Production status for this pattern is not known.The base has the Kosta Boda mark. This item is in mint condition with no sign of usage.