Nothing else included or implied. Copper wheel engraved. Bright and beautiful hand made tumblers in great condition. Manufactured Circa 1882-1887. CONDITION REPORT: Used. One has a small fleabite chip on rim, otherwise great condition, no cracks, no excessive use-wear.
The item is an Early American Pattern Glass (EAPG) goblet, specifically the Waffle pattern by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co, circa 1840. It is made of flint glass, known for its clarity and density. Type: Water or wine goblet. Material: Flint glass. Design: Features a 3D square or waffle pattern. Era: EAPG was produced from approximately 1850 to 1914. Origin: Made by the Boston & Sandwich Glass Co. Item has no chips or
Nothing else included or implied. It originally cost 20% more than the second most expensive undecorated blank (the Briggs Pattern). The quality is excellent, it is water clear. It rings forever when flicked with a finger near the bottom of the bowl.