What stands out about this piece is its quiet charm all occasions, no matter the mood.
Blown glass. Vertical & Diamond Cut. Hexagon stem. They appear to have been used sparingly.
Two beautiful crystal champagne flutes likely purchased for wedding toast. No issues and nice and clean and clear. Measure just under 9 tall. Many similar ones pop up but none that appear identical. If you have any questions or information, please let me know. Thanks
Cranberry glass bowls (color is in the glass, not painted on) and they have flute cuts to make petals at the bottom of the bowl above the stem that continues down the length of the stem., The stems are 6-sided / hexagonal faceted with bubbles inside the entire length as well.
Libbey Clear Heavy Hobstar Double Old Fashioned Tumbler Glasses are 12 oz. Set of 2 Double Old Fashion glasses by Libby. The glasses both have an embossed "1866" on the rim.
Blown glass. Hexagon stem. They appear to have been used sparingly.
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.
These Waterford Lismore Double Old Fashioned tumblers bring the classic elegance of Waterford's most iconic pattern to your barware collection. Made of clear, high‑quality cut crystal, each tumbler features the signature Lismore combination of diamond cuts and upward‑facing wedge cuts that catch and reflect light beautifully. Their round form and glossy finish give them a refined look suitable for whiskey, cocktails, or display. The proportions and cut style match documented Waterford Lismore production, confirming
Set of 6 antique 19th century blown and pressed Anglo Irish jelly glasses. Panel cutting to the bowl. Pressed lemon squeezer type base. Circa 1800. These are antiques and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.
Set of 6 antique 19th century blown and pressed Anglo Irish jelly glasses. Panel cutting to the bowl. Pressed lemon squeezer type base. Circa 1800. These are antiques and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.