Of water to the rim. The goblet is made with a three seam mold. There is no clouding of the glasses from hard water or dishwasher exposure. This piece looks as if it was lightly used. Shelf 8/S2. I will be responsible to file all breakage claims and paperwork.
Colorless Etched - Stemware - 6 3/4” H. ADAMS & CO. No. 300 (OMN) line • AKA: Clear Ribbon.
This is an antique stemware sundae goblet produced around 1882 by Adams & Co. It is made of clear EAPG glass with an etched Clear Ribbon pattern. The goblet stands 6 3/4 inches tall and belongs to the No. 300 production style, featuring a colorless design typical of the Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) era. A few tiny air bubbles in the glass are visible, and One tiny chip, in the side ridge, please
Antique CLEAR/tinted RIBBON by Adams & Co Stemware
EAPG c 1882 No. 300 CLEAR RIBBON Adams & Co COLORLESS Stemware etched set of 3 Clear Ribbon - Colorless Etched - Stemware - 6 3/4” diameter at top on glass 3.25 inches
Antique Clear Ribbon Stemware Goblet with Raised Foot (No. 300) by by Adams & Co. with an Etched Floral Design. Pattern: Clear Ribbon (no. 300) by Adams & Co ; this pattern was first introduced in 1882.