This Hazel Atlas cobalt blue tumbler glass with windmill scenes is a vintage piece from the Mid-Century Modern era. Made in the United States, this round glass features a glossy finish and decorative windmill designs. Standing at 4 1/4 inches tall and with a 4 1/2 inch diameter on top, this original production piece from Hazel-Atlas is a unique and stylish addition to any drinkware collection.
Forest Green Glass was manufactured between 1950 and 1965. There are two other sizes - a 16 ounce and a 12 ounce. These are all purpose, sturdy tumblers.
Simon Glass, hand-blown, Large Norwich Tankard. This style is discontinued. There are three available.
What stands out about this pitcher is its clear finish, making it easy to check levels.
Condition is New Other. There is a slight hint of glaze variation. This was produced from 1939-1942. It was a limited line. White marks are from background lighting.
Condition is New Other. This was produced from 1939-1942. It was a limited line. White marks are from background lighting.
Condition is New Other. There is a slight hint of glaze variation. This was produced from 1939-1942. It was a limited line. White marks are from background lighting.
• Classic hobnail / bubble dot pattern 🔵. Glows manganese under black light. • Beautiful reflective surface with a warm glow ✨. • Material: Pressed glass. • Thick, sturdy glass with a nice weight 💪.
Fostoria Mother of Pearl Low Sherbet Iridescent Straight Optic Bowl Stem 766 USA. This piece’s base color is clear with iridescent straight optic bowl, stem 766 and no trim. Production for this pattern was started in 1931 and ended in 1943.
These two Tiffin-Franciscan tall sherbet/champagne glasses are in very good condition with no visible defects (see photos). These wine glasses were manufactured in the United States by Tiffin-Franciscan, and the pattern is identified as 17403. This pattern features a plain glass bowl with a ribbed stem and a plain foot. These tall sherbet or champagne glasses are 5 7/8 inches tall and 4 1/4 inches in diameter when measured from rim to rim. These