The glasses are decorated with a floral pattern depicting yellow fern and dogwood details on clear glass, giving them a unique and decorative look. Love Libby glass! These are flawless!
Pattern: Moonspun. Four Wine Glasses. Great Condition!
Add a touch of vintage charm to your glassware collection with this set of five Jeannette tree bark marigold iridescent carnival juice glasses. These tapered tapered tumbler glasses have a glossy finish and a beautiful marigold pattern. The glasses are perfect for all occasions and have a small juice capacity. These vintage original glasses were manufactured in the 1940s/1950s/1960s and are in excellent condition. The glasses are fused and have a beautiful carnival glassmaking
This product is a set of 6 rare vintage Iittala Finland Aslak Tapio Wirkkala glass tumblers, with the markings VW. Believed to be a promotional item for Volts Wagon. Made in Finland in the 1960s-70s these round tumblers are a clear glossy finish with a mid-Century Modern style. The tumblers stand at 5.5 inches tall and have a diameter of 3 inches. They are hand wash only.These unique and collectible tumblers are a beautiful
Set of five in great condition. No chips or cracks. Great mid century modern glassware. Items will be packed with care for shipment.
Beautiful set of wine glasses very elegant classy. Five in the set
No chips or cracks Great pre-owned unique collectible timeless old-school GLAM vintage condition. Please check out my photos because they are part of the description.
Vintage Wheaton Glass Red Bullseye Pattern 6.75” H Tea Tumbler 60s Era Please view all photos as they are part of the description and show condition. Colors in pictures may differ slightly due to lighting and monitor settings. I do my best to capture the color I see with my eye. From a smoke free home. Don’t hesitate to ask questions. I take pride in packaging and strive to get your item to you
The glasses have a capacity of 10 oz. The glasses weigh 0.8.9 oz. Glasses are listed as used. 1 glass has a tiny chip on the bottom edge of base, see last pic.
It has a raised cane pattern, and a six-sided stem. The pattern was introduced in ~1886. A U.S. quarter is shown in the third picture, to give an accurate impression of the size at a glance. There is no discoloration or cloudiness in the glass.