Elevate your barware collection with this set of three vintage Libbey champagne flutes. The round, black amethyst purple glass is perfect for all occasions and adds a touch of mid-century modern style to your home decor. Each glass has a capacity of 6 fl oz and stands at a height of 8.5". Crafted using fused glass production technique, these champagne flutes are both decorative and functional. The dark amethyst purple glass is perfect for
This Vintage Libbey Black Amethyst Purple Glass MCM Barware Champagne Flute is a unique and decorative piece perfect for any occasion. Made in North America with a Mid-Century Modern style, this round glass flute with a capacity of 6 fl oz and a height of 8.5", this original champagne glass is a nod to American vintage glassware and is sure to add a touch of elegance to any bar or table setting.
This is a unique pair of roly poly shot glasses. One is black glass and the other a dark purple.
Wine / Champagne Glass. but shows Purple in light. Looks Solid Black.
Vintage Libbey Drinking Glasses Purple and Black Striped Ring. Set of 6. In great condition. No chips or cracks.
Fidji black pressed glass goblets was produced in France during the Mid 20th Century, circa 1960s–1980s. Each goblet is moulded in opaque black glass with sculptural tulip leaf relief panels, a flared conical bowl, and an integrated pedestal foot.
Mid Century Modern Square Set of 2 Black Purple Short Stemmed Pedestal Glasses Preowned ✨ No chips No cracks Will ship via USPS Pet and smoke free THANKS FOR SHOPPING!
This Vintage Cordial Black/Purple Shade set from Crown Jewel Japan includes six pieces of variously shaped glass drinkware. The mid-century modern style cordial glasses have a glossy finish and are made of glass. Hand wash only, these original pieces are perfect for all occasions and are signed by the brand. The multicolor design adds a touch of elegance to your home bar or collection, making them a unique and charming addition to any space.
New In perfect condition set of 6.. 7 1/2”
These crystal wine glasses were produced in west Germany, before the fall of the Berlin wall, and purchased in 1976 before my wedding. I was unable to determine who produced them, but have learned a lot doing research. The bowl of the glass is just a bit wider than the top allowing for the aroma of the wine to be released when swirled. The wider of the crystal glasses were originally a champagne glass,