A more realistic usage capacity would be 8 ounces to prevent spillage. The footed tumblers are in very good used condition. The glass is clear and healthy with no clouding or fogging from hard water or dishwasher exposure.
These are excellent used condition clear grey wheel cut glass liquor cocktails in the 3001 pattern (Cut dots and lines) with a plain foot by Standard Glass Co. (USA). The pattern is of five lines on the top of the glass and two rows of dots that are offset.
This an excellent used condition clear grey cut panel optic liquor cocktail glass with a cobalt blue applied foot that was produced by Weston Crystal circa 1935. The pattern is of six petals with the top three have a leafspout between them.
The cut pattern has there cuttings cost to the top of the bowl and three about half way down the bowl. The glass is clear and healthy with little to no evidence of exposure to a dishwasher or hard water.
The style 40 stem type blank was used to produced the cutting. The pattern is very hard to capture, so I took photos from several angles and lighting. The pieces are in very good used condition. The glass is heathy with no hard water clouding or evidence of dishwasher exposure.
The style 40 stem type blank was used to produced the cutting. The pattern is very hard to capture, so I took photos from several angles and lighting. The pieces are in very good used condition. The glass is heathy with no hard water clouding or evidence of dishwasher exposure.
This is a clear glass, gray wheel cut, tall sherbet or champagne glass in Vine Line (#38 cut) pattern using the number 29 smooth stem that was produced by Glastonbury - Lotus glass circa 1949. The stem is in good used condition.
This is an elegant blown clear glass panel optic 9.5 ounce water goblet with a grey wheel cut horizontal line with a floral design centered on the line with two blossoms next to each other. The floral pattern is repeated two times around the goblet bowl. I do not know the maker, but believe it to be a pattern identified by Replacements.Com (an excellent source for pattern identification and replacement pieces) as UNK2776. I
The pattern is a variation of a rose with three leaves (on the left side) of the first open rose on the left, with an upright bud on both sides of the next open rose (in the center) and two leafs on the right side open rose of the cutting.
This is anexcellent used condition wheel gray cut 11 ounce pilsner glass in the Coin Dot pattern made by Anchor Hocking. I'm in the process of downsizing my sizable collection of stuff. I have too much and can not enjoy all of it.