The product is a set of 2 elegant champagne glasses with a black amethyst color and a clear stem. These vintage glasses stand at 10.75 inches tall and are suitable for all occasions. Made of glass and produced in an elegant style, these champagne glasses exude sophistication and style, perfect for adding a touch of luxury to any drinkware collection. Difficult to determine color - very dark in some light looks amethyst and other
This is a vintage, new old stock set of one each wine, water, and champagne glasses made by Block Crystal of Portugal in the Capers black amethyst pattern. They are in unused condition but are missing the original boxes. The wine glass measures 4.5" tall and is 3.5" in diameter. The water glass is 4.25" tall and 3" in diameter. The champagne glass measures 3.75" tall and is 3 7/8" in diameter. This set
Wine / Champagne Glass. but shows Purple in light. Looks Solid Black.
You will find that unisex adults enjoy using this, whether at the office, at home, or on the go.
The mid-century modern style make them perfect for all occasions, while the 10oz capacity ensures you can enjoy a generous pour. These original production style glasses are perfect for any dinner party and are impressively crafted in the United States.
What stands out about this piece is its quiet charm all occasions, no matter the mood.
You will find that this drinkware suits all occasions, from casual mornings to celebratory evenings.
This antique carnival glass tumbler was produced byH. Northwood & Co. of Wheeling, West Virginia, in the distinctiveGreek Key pattern. Maker: H. Northwood & Co. Type: Tumbler. Material: Carnival Glass.
This antique carnival glass tumbler was produced byH. Northwood & Co., Wheeling, West Virginia during the early twentieth century. Introduced during the peak of the carnival glass era, the Acorn Burr pattern remains one of Northwood's most admired and sought-after designs.
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.