These are in perfect shape, no chips or scratches
What I enjoy is how it slips into all occasions, from weekday coffee to weekend brunch.
This set of 6 vintage cobalt blue glass tumblers features a beautiful bow and flower design, made in Italy. The tumblers are original, vintage pieces from the brand CGI, showcasing a classic cobalt glass production style. With an impressed backstamp and a timeless design, these tumblers are perfect for all occasions and would make a lovely addition to any drinkware collection. Cheers to enjoying your favorite beverages in style with these elegant and unique
This vintage Jeannette Glass Cherry Blossom cobalt blue pitcher and 6-footed tumblers are a beautiful addition to any drinkware collection. Made in the United States with a glossy finish, these pieces feature a pressed glass production technique and a 4 oz capacity. The classic Cherry Blossom pattern in a vibrant blue color adds a touch of elegance to all occasions. Perfect for collectors of vintage glassware or those looking to add a retro charm
Circa 1920s. Weston made a few pattern variations with a cobalt blue foot, and the WGL 19 style is the RAREST/most difficult to find. No signs of use, no cloudiness. Optic panels sparkle & reflect light beautifully.
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🍹 Great for iced tea, lemonade, water, soda, or cocktails. 💙 Features etched floral and vine style designs. 🥤 Set includes 5 glasses. Very Good (VG) condition. 🔍 Condition.
These are authentic pieces of Ajka Crystal, a Hungarian manufacturer established in 1878 that produces handmade, mouth-blown crystal. The last row shows 4 of the glasses still have the original stickers but the 2 glasses in the first row are missing stickers and one of them have a fleabite on the rim as shown in the photos.
CHERRY BLOSSOM Reproduction Cobalt Blue Juice Water SET Pitcher & 2 Tumblers. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
These are from then Czechoslovakia and manufactured in the late 1980s.