Stunning George Briard MCM With 22K Gold SIGNED RARE Gold Floral/Scroll OldFashion LowballGlassesSet 3.
Beautiful vintage green pressed glass tumbler featuring an ornate floral scroll design. Perfect as a replacement piece or to add to your vintage glassware collection. ✔️ Details: • Green pressed glass • Floral / scroll embossed pattern • Classic vintage design ✔️ Size: Approx. 4” tall Approx. 2.5” diameter (see photos for measurements) ✔️ Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition. No chips or cracks observed. Light surface wear consistent with age. 💡 Replacement piece – great
This Nature Land Candles offering is for a Vintage Etched Floral Scroll Paneled Stemware 7" Tall Champagne Glass . This glass is 7" tall and has paneled sides with an etched floral scroll design. The champagne glass is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. Please see the pictures for details.
Set is being sold as found. There may also be a few manufacture inclusions (bubbles, straw marks) in the glass.
I like that Libbey glassware stays clear after many washes in the dishwasher.
This Nature Land Candles offering is for a Vintage Etched Floral Pattern Paneled Stemware 6" Cordial Crystal Glass . This glass is 6" tall and has paneled sides with an etched floral scroll design. The cordial is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. Please see the pictures for details.
This piece features a beautiful 24K gold encrusted band with an intricate floral and scroll filigree design. The crystal is clear with an optic ripple and a multi-faceted notched stem. Type: Water Goblet.
This Vintage Tumbler by Anchor Hocking is a charming piece of mid-century modern drinkware. Made in the United States in the 1950s, this round glass tumbler features a beautiful forest green floral and scroll pattern, perfect for all occasions. With a capacity of 6-9 ounces and a glossy finish, this decorative piece adds a touch of elegance to any table setting. This original tumbler from the Forest Green product line is a unique addition
A nice touch is the powder coat finish on the tumbler that resists small scuffs during daily use.
Made in the United States from 1950s-1960s, this round tumbler features a glossy finish and a pressed glass production style. This single tumbler was used for water and juice.