This product is a set of four vintage Libbey ice tea water glasses with a sunset sunrise pattern. These round tumblers are made of clear glass with orange, green, and yellow decals, giving them a retro Mid-Century Modern style. With a capacity of 16 oz and a height of 4-3/4 inches, these glasses are ideal for all occasions and hand wash only for care. Made in the United States by Libbey, these tumblers are
This set of Godinger Shannon Chocolate Cup Edition Crystal Mugs is in Very Good condition. The mugs appear to have been never used and still have the factory sticker on them.
In like new condition The Libbey Courbe Wavy Emerald Green Z-Stem Martini Cocktail Glass is a vintage mid-century modern piece that adds a touch of elegance to any home bar or collection. With its wavy Z-stem design and glossy green finish, this martini glass is perfect for serving your favorite cocktails in style. The glass is 4 3/4 inches in diameter and 7 5/8 inches in height, making it a versatile choice for any
This elegant martini glass is crafted with a glossy finish and boasts a mid-century modern style, perfect for any occasion.
The unique wavy Z-stem pattern adds a decorative touch, while the vibrant green color adds a festive pop to any occasion.
DETAILS: Baccarat crystal "Harmonie" pattern 17-ounce triple old fashioned bar tumbler. These are very large and are significantly bigger than single and double old-fashioned tumblers. Baccarat describes these as the "extra-large" size.
These glasses are etched with different size dots in a random type pattern.
All of these glasses are in wonderful condition and are ready for use!
This is an elegant clear glass 5.6 ounce tall sherbet or champagne glass in the clear stem number 664 pattern made by Bryce Higbee Glass circa 1950. The piece is not marked. However one of the water goblets that was unboxed with this set, does have the original paper label.
This is a very good used condition 9.5 ounce water goblet with a clear bowl and green stem and foot that has a grey cut grapes and vines that was produced by an unknown maker circa 1940. The green stem glows under a black light.