The "Chatelaine" Tumbler in Electric Blue with a small base ding is a rare and desireable piece of antique glassware from the Edwardian era. Handmade in North America in 1910, this extremely rare tumbler features a stunning iridescent finish with a vibrant Electric Blue color on an Amethyst base glass. With its tapered body and flat base and geometric Chatelaine pattern, this tumbler is not only a collector's item but also an investment piece
Hand blown stem and foot are made of very deep, richly jewel-toned cobalt blue glass. The stem has pronounced VERTICAL RIBS which then lead down into a foot with a WAVED SURFACE where the ribs fan out.
Hand blown stem and foot are made of very deep, richly jewel-toned cobalt blue glass. The stem has pronounced VERTICAL RIBS which then lead down into a foot with a WAVED SURFACE where the ribs fan out.
Vertical optic panels encircle bowl. Exquisite HAND BLOWN hand etched crystal. MAGNIFICENT pattern of 3 large flowers with arches leaves above lines of draped arched swags. Beneath the swags are hanging leaf sprays.
The glasses are typically classified as sherry, port, or cordial glasses, often dating from the early 1900s. 4” unknown maker, etched pattern and are similar to MCM crystal barware.
Imperial Carnival Glass at it's finest, Marigold, "Star & File" Wine goblet. This little Wine is in perfect condition. It is 4" tall and 2 1/2" wide and holds 3. REF- C-85-00-10-NL.
This piece is unmarked. I can't say for sure when this item was made, or for sure who. Jefferson closed in 1930, D&M closed in 1955, or United States Glass who bought out D&M and closed in the late 1960's.
Imperial Tulip & Cane Goblet #9 Pecorah Malvern Clear Glass EAPG 1904 #22 3 1/4" diameter. 6 3/8" tall. Came from the estate sale of a long time glass collector Numbers are so we give you the correct order. Much more EAPG in my store Used. A few small utensil marks in the glass. Good condition. No chips, flakes or cracks.
EAPG L.G. Wright Glass Cherry Leaf Clear w Red Gold Water Pitcher w 4 Goblets. Lovely and heavy glass from the EAPG era, includes large water pitcher and 4 stemmed glasses or goblets. This set is in very good condition, no chips or cracks, glass is bright and shiny, paint is quite good, but please do expect a little wear to the colors and gold accents, often they didn't even do a thorough job
Set of 4 full lead crystal coasters from the King Edward Collection by Gorham. Made in West Germany.