Vintage Cocktail Glasses 1950's Champagne Wine Beaded Base Dots Rings Barware~6
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The product is a set of four Fostoria American Cubist Manganese Glass footed tea goblets, originating from West Virginia in the 1930s. These geometric-shaped tumblers hold 8-9 ounces each, with a glossy finish and a clear color. Made with elegant glass production style and a mid-century modern design, these vintage goblets feature the American Cubist pattern and are handmade in the United States. Perfect for all occasions, this set is a unique and collectible
The product is a set of four Fostoria American Cubist Manganese Glass footed tea goblets, originating from West Virginia in the 1930s. These geometric-shaped tumblers hold 8-9 ounces each, with a glossy finish and a clear color. Made with elegant glass production style and a mid-century modern design, these vintage goblets feature the American Cubist pattern and are handmade in the United States. Perfect for all occasions, this set is a unique and collectible
This is an excellent used condition 6.9 ounce tall sherbet or champagne glass in the Wexford pattern made by Anchor Hocking from 1962 -1998. Shelf 12/S2. I do not see the invoice.
This very unique pair of clear cocktail glasses are mid-century modern design. They are in very good vintage condition. The flared rim and bulbous lower bowl is very elegant and unique. There isn’t a maker’s mark. All measurements are in the “Item Specifics” section, with the exception of the diameter of the base: 3” Thank you for your interest.
This set of 8 water/wine Fostoria Jamestown “smoky” or “tobacco brown” goblets is in very nice vintage condition. None of the glasses have any cloudiness. One glass has a scratch on the inside bottom and another has 2 very small chips on rim, so small that I could not get an adequate photo of them. The remaining 6 glasses appear to be in very good vintage shape. These discontinued glasses were manufactured from 1961