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The Anchor Hocking Essex Cobalt Blue Double Old Fashion glasses are a set of 4 vintage pieces from the 1960s. These geometrically shaped glasses have a mid-century modern style and are made of cobalt blue glass with a capacity of 9 fluid ounces. The double old fashion design is perfect for both unisex adults and adds a touch of retro charm to any home bar or collection. Perfect for cocktails or everyday use, these

This listing is for a pair of Cristal d'Arques Double Old Fashioned glasses in the discontinued Masquerade pattern. These glasses feature deep-cut diamond patterns and vertical fan flares that provide brilliant light refraction. Each glass is crafted from 24% lead crystal, providing the characteristic weight and clear ring of high-quality French glassware. The bases feature a traditional starburst cut. Dimensions: 4" Tall x 3 1/8" Rim. Hand Wash Condition: Excellent vintage condition. No chips,

This listing is for a 6 piece set of Pasabahce Circle Turkey gold trimmed Versailles bar ware. The large slightly rounded double old fashioned glasses are very comfortable to hold and measure 3 1/2" in height, 3" top diameter and hold 10 3/4 ounces. They’re each heavy and substantial. Made in Turkey by the premiere glass company Pasabahce, this is a stunning set for entertaining! ***Some of the gold is more worn than others

Enhance your drinkware collection with this set of four fine crystal double old fashion glasses from Mikasa. Made in China with high-quality materials and craftsmanship, each glass has a round shape . The clear color and timeless design make these glasses suitable for all occasions. With a capacity of 9 oz, these glasses are perfect for serving your favorite cocktails. They are dishwasher safe. Upgrade your drinking experience and impress your guests with this

Vintage Culver Double Old Fashion Glasses in the "Devon Black" Pattern with 22K Gold Stripping These glasses were manufactured by Culver Ltd. which is an American glassware company founded in Brooklyn, New York in 1939 This pattern is "Devon Black" also referred to as "Devon Pinstripe" - these glasses are typically associated with the 1970's and 1980's. The style of these glasses is Hollywood Regency which is known for opulent barware. Signed on the

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