What I like is how it blends into all occasions without asking for attention.
Condition is excellent! Fantastic piece to add to any collection or table setting!
The Vintage Paden City Spring Orchard Etch No 545 Footed Cordial Glasses Set of 8 from the 1930s exudes old-world charm with its elegant design and etched detailing. These cordial glasses showcase a beautiful spring-themed orchard scene, making them a perfect addition to any collection of vintage drinkware. Made by the renowned brand Paden City, these glasses are sure to add a touch of sophistication and nostalgia to any table setting for a special
Made in Ireland, all are signed/etched with the classic gothic Waterford logo/mark on the center of the underside of the footing as shown.
Made in Ireland, all are signed/etched with the classic gothic Waterford logo/mark on the center of the underside of the footing as shown.
They feature thumb-print/olive and diamond cuts as can be seen in close-up photos.
They feature thumb-print/olive and diamond cuts as can be seen in close-up photos.
There are a few blemishes that I believe are just part of the manufacturing process. There are no chips or damage along the foot or rims. These were loved and used frequently. The signature is faint on a few. This set of 6 vintage Waterford Crystal Colleen champagne sherbet glasses is a stunning addition to any glassware collection. Made in Ireland, these round glasses feature thumb-print and olive & diamond cuts, showcasing the elegant
This is a set of four MacBeth Evans Chinex Classic glass sherbet glasses from the Great Depression era. The glasses are ivory in color and have a flared round shape with a footed base, along with a lovely design or florals and rings embossed. They were made in Pennsylvania between 1938-1942 using fused glass production technique. The glasses are in excellent condition (except for one chip on the bottom of 2 of the cups)
This antique carnival glass tumbler was produced byH. Northwood introduced the Grapevine pattern in the early twentieth century, and it remains one of the firm's most recognizable and widely collected designs.