This product is a vintage Hazel Atlas Glass sherbet dish made in West Virginia in the 1940’s. It features a pastel Platonite pattern with a solid pastel blue color that was fired on. The dish has a capacity of 5.7 ounces and is part of the Moderntone product line. Made of pressed glass using a fused production technique, this collectible piece exudes a Deco style and is perfect for all occasions. Please review photos
This product is a vintage Hazel Atlas Glass sherbet dish made in West Virginia in the 1940’s. It features a pastel Platonite pattern with a solid pastel blue color that was fired on. The dish has a capacity of 5.7 ounces and is part of the Moderntone product line. Made of pressed glass using a fused production technique, this collectible piece exudes a Deco style and is perfect for all occasions. Please review photos
The Staroplzenecky Absinth Glass empty bottle is a vintage piece of drinkware featuring an Art Nouveau design, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any bar or collection. Made of clear glass with a deco pattern, this goblet was produced using pressed glass technique in the Czech Republic. The intricate design and unique production style make this bottle a standout piece for collectors or enthusiasts of glassware artistry.
This elegant tumbler features a beautiful pink color and a Princess pattern, typical of the Depression Glass style popular during the 1930s.
Sparkling clean! A fine addition to your collections! Made circa 1970. Fine condition with no troubles detected.
Mikasa made more than one size of champagne flutes. Capacity is 6 ounces when filled to the brim.
A nice touch is the thick base of the glass, which keeps it from tipping over too easily.
What I like is how it blends into all occasions without asking for attention.