This pattern was introduced in 1960 and produced until 1974. This is a buy it now for one goblet.
This is an example of the process of creating the Cantana pattern. This is a wine which is polished with work lines. This pattern was in production from 1969-1970.
This pattern was introduced in 1960 and produced until 1974.
For your consideration are these vintage and elegant crystal clear water goblet made by the Fostoria Glass Company in the Sweetheart Rose #877 cut pattern on the #6092 stem. This pattern was introduced in 1960 and produced until 1974. The goblet is 7” tall and has a top diameter of 3 5/8”. The goblets are in excellent used condition with no nicks, chips, cracks, stains, cloudiness or scratches. They are each etched signed with
This has the factory Morgue identification marking on the rim as well as being dated 10/29/81. The color is clear. This glass was a factory example and was retrieved from the Factory Glass Morgue after the factory closed and was a sample item.
These are a Champagne Sherbet glass with an original factory tracing of the #758 BORDEAUX Cutting. One has the work lines without cutting and the other is complete. On the paper it has " 6014 Sherb Cut 758 6 around".
My resources do not show that these were put into production. These were retrieved from the Fostoria Glass Factory after the factory closed.
The Vintage Fostoria Poco Grande dish is a charming piece of mid-century modern glassware with a round shape and a beautiful blue color. It features an etched design and a glossy finish, adding a touch of elegance to any occasion. This original production by Fostoria is perfect for all occasions and is signed as "No," making it a unique and collectible item for vintage enthusiasts. Made of glass and weighing 1 lb, this dish
This pattern was introduced in 1960 and produced until 1974. This is a buy it now for one goblet.