The Pfaltzgraff Sphere Ice Goblets are a set of 2 elegant glass drinkware items featuring frosted and black stripes. These round goblets are perfect for all occasions and are made of high-quality glass. Manufactured in 1990 by Pfaltzgraff, these contemporary-style goblets are hand wash only and have a glossy finish. The production technique for these goblets involved pressed glass, making them a durable and stylish addition to any table setting.
6 MCM Libbey Frosted Black and Yellow Oak and Maple Autumn Leaf. Libbey Glass Company Frosted Yellow Maple and Black Oak Autumn Leaves 6 Tumblers. This is a very hard to find Libbey Pattern with a striking Black Oak and Yellow Maple Frosted Leaf Pattern. In excellent vintage condition. Glass Tumblers 6-1/4" Tall, 3" Wide
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A nice touch is how Libbey rim feels smooth against your lips.
2 highballs show visible wear to the gold trim (see close-up photos). 5 Double Old Fashioned (DOF) Glasses – approx. Matching highball and double old fashioned glasses with frosted midsection and gold floral detail.
Pair of vintage Anchor Hocking highball glasses featuring a frosted finish with white snowflakes and bold geometric ribbon bands—one in red, one in black. These glasses are a classic mid-century modern design, perfect for holiday entertaining or retro barware collectors. • Authentic Anchor Hocking • Frosted glass with snowflake motif • Red and black geometric ribbon accents • Approx. 6.25” tall, ~12–14 oz capacity • Excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks Ideal
For your consideration is this great set of (3) Prisma Japan frosted black asterisk glasses. I've seen a bunch of Prisma while asterisk glasses for sale but not any black so these seem to be on the rarer side.
These goblets were produced between 1878 and 1882, with each featuring alternating frosted and clear vertical ribbons. Each is approx. These are beautiful goblets with clear glass. They appear to have been we cared for with the only blemish a small chip to the bottom of the foot of one goblet.
These have a satin finish with a hint of black on the stem portion of the glass. No makers mark that I can find. These are really interesting champagne glasses due to the unique design and finish. They look beautiful on a shelf!