Glasses differ in size. One is 7 5/8", shorter is 7 3/8". Bases are different in size.
A nice touch is the way the glass reflects ambient light, giving your drink a brighter appearance.
Known as the Spirea Band Pattern. Made by Higbee & Co. in 1885. can see mold markings.
Vintage Stemware - Set of 5 Cordial Glasses with Cut Floral Design, possibly Bryce Co., ca.1930-1940s, 5 in height, 2 1/4 in top diameter, 2 1/4 in bottom diameter.
Beautiful pattern of pinwheels and fans. The perfect glass for your favorite after dinner liquor.
They are in very good condition.
This drinkware stays handy for all occasions, and it never feels too formal or too casual.
This one stays reliable for all occasions, and you can switch contexts without a second thought.
These pieces are a fantastic example of Depression-era pressed glass, a type of glassware known for its intricate, molded designs that made elegant tableware affordable for the masses. Each goblet features a detailed, embossed floral band of what appears to be roses and leaves around the bowl, with a ribbed or fluted pattern below it.