This set of 7 vintage Libbey cordial cocktail glasses features a unique marine life pattern with a gold-rimmed design, perfect for fans of mid-century modern style. Made of clear glass in 1958, these 4" glasses are a charming addition to any drinkware collection, with a theme that adds a touch of whimsy to cocktail parties or gatherings. Proudly made in the United States, these original pieces are a nostalgic throwback to a bygone era
Here is a Crystal McKee "Rock Crystal" 2 7/8" 1 oz. Cordial Stem. McKee made "Rock Crystal" from 1915-1944.
5 Vtg Twisted Stem Multi-Colored Crystal Cordial Barware Wine Glasses No Chips or Cracks Smoke-Free & Pet-Free Home
Crafted using fused glass production techniques, these elegant glasses were made in the United States during the 1940s. The retired style features a sherry glass cordial glass type, making them ideal for drinks and cocktails.
FLAVOR IN EVERY SIP – shaped into rounded diamond bowls with long necks gently flaring out at the top, these classic Italian limoncello glasses were developed to maximize the zesty liqueur flavor profile.
• Stem: Decorative clear stem. • Color: Ruby flash (cranberry) over clear. Light wear consistent with age. • Pattern: Cut starburst / floral motif.
The "Gallia" pattern is one of Rogaska's most elegant and Popular patterns and is the most desirable of the Early 20 th century. This "Gallia" Cordial is 5" tall and 1 7/8" wide and holds 1 1/2. I have five (5) for sale.
Vintage MCM Art Deco Gold Encrusted Gold Band Rimmed Cordial Aperitif Glasses x6. Set of six, each is 1 3/4” diameter x 4 5/8” tall. Excellent condition, no damage or repairs.
This product is a set of three vintage German cordial glasses, each with a 2 oz capacity and measuring 7 3/4" tall. They are made of hand-blown glass and feature a multicolor solid pattern. The glasses are mouth-blown and hand-formed, giving them a unique mid-century modern style. They are part of a cordial product line and are perfect for serving small drinks or liqueurs. Box 90B
Designing and glassblowing were in the past strictly separated. Several well-known designers as Hendrik Petrus Berlage, Karel de Bazel, Andries Copier, Sybren Valkema, and Willem Heesen have contributed to the Royal Leerdam reputation with a wide range of designer glassware.