The elegant and contemporary style makes them perfect for all occasions, adding a touch of sophistication to your barware collection. Easy to care for, simply hand wash only to maintain their pristine condition.
Rare piece of Murano made in Italy glassware! The glass is light blue with a gold overlay and painted flowers. This brandy snifter style goblet is in good pre-owned condition showing some wear, see images. No cracks in the glass. 5" H x 4" W.
The opening at the top of the snifter is approx. Lovely etched starburst motif.
This set is stunning!
The glasses have a mid-century modern style and are made of glass, making them a unique and charming addition to any drinkware collection. Perfect for serving your favorite spirits in a stylish and retro way.
Stock Brandy Glass Set of 2 Octagon Old Fashion Rocks Embossed Glasses 20CL Approx. Measurements: 3.5" h x 3" w Condition: pre-owned, excellent. No chips, cracks or stains. All my items come from a clean, smoke free home. Thanks for looking!
This set of 4 vintage Leroux California brandy snifters is a charming addition to any home bar or collection. Made of clear glass with a glossy finish, they are perfect for all occasions and would make a stylish and decorative touch to any table setting. These round snifters are unmarked and un-signed, adding to their vintage appeal, and are in very good used condition. A classic choice for those who appreciate original, handmade pieces
These original crystal pieces have a distinctive “ring” and hold 12 ounces.
Add some vintage charm to your drinkware collection with this stunning green glass brandy snifter. The hand-blown glass and mid-century modern style make it a unique and decorative piece for any bar or kitchen. The production technique is art glass and it was made in the 1960s. This piece is sure to be a conversation starter and a standout in any collection. Some areas of discoloration pictured. All items are shipped using recycled materials.
What I like is how it blends into all occasions without asking for attention.
