This vintage Peter Bramhall Paedra goblet is a unique and beautiful addition to any glassware collection. The hand blown glass and contemporary style make it a perfect choice for all occasions. The goblet is signed and incised with the backstamp, adding to its authenticity and value. Made in 1978, this original piece is a perfect representation of the art glass production technique. The multicolor glass adds a decorative touch to any drinkware collection. This
Steven Maslach Vintage 8 Volcanic Art Glass Wine Goblets Signed Dated 1976. This set has been blacked away for 40 years . A fabulous 8 piece set by Steven Maslach . Of volcanic art glass goblets in mint condition. These 9” by 2.5” goblet will be the crown of ant glass collection. They are colored from blues to greasy to orange, don’t let these beauties get away especially when you can have a set
Reijmyre Sweden Margareta Hennix Blue Red Swirl Stem Shot Glasses Cordials 2. Marked 4th of July 1998. 8 inches tall. Please view pictures for condition and reach out with any questions prior to purchasing.
These were my Mom's. They are beautiful but I have never used them.
With raised gold scrollwork grapes around the bowl. Knop at the top of the stem with three clear prunts. Hollow stem with spiral molded design and applied clear glass rigaree below the knop. Double gold gilding along the rim and gold gilding around the base.
Up for sale are (2) Steven Maslach Art Glass - 9 7/8" Wine Goblets - Latticino Swirl Clear Glass with White Striping. They are signed "Maslach" and Dated 12/12/74.
Up for sale are (4) Steven Maslach Art Glass - 9 7/8" Wine Goblets - Latticino Swirl Clear Glass with White Striping. They are signed "Maslach" and Dated 12/3/74.
VINTAGE SET OF 8 STEVEN MASLACH EARTH ART GLASS WINE GOBLETS SIGNED & DATED MINT
Pontiled with engraved lion / Lowenmark. With heavy gilt rim. Circa 1770s. This is an antique and may have small in manufacture defects that do not effect the display of the piece.
You will find that this drinkware suits all occasions, from casual mornings to celebratory evenings.