The VTG Villeroy & Boch Isabelle Green Jade Claret Wine Glasses are a set of 5 hand-blown wine glasses featuring a beautiful green jade color. With a round shape and hand-blown production technique, these wine glasses are a unique and elegant addition to any drinkware collection.
In perfect condition no damage! This Vintage Artland Jade Green Hand Blown Bubble Glass Wine Goblet is a beautiful and unique piece made by the renowned brand Artland. The goblet features a lush green color and an Art Deco style, perfect for special occasions like Christmas, weddings, retirement celebrations, and Valentine's Day. Handmade with a production technique of hand-blown glass, this vintage piece is a stunning addition to any collection of drinkware.
Elegant set of 6 Villeroy & BochIsabelle Green (Dark Jade) Claret Wine Glasses a discontinued pattern produced from 1998 to 2006 and highly sought after by collectors. Pattern: Isabelle Green / Dark Jade.
Beautiful 1920s Carder Steuben 5 1/2" tall wine glass with jade green bowl and alabaster twisted stem and foot. We think the shape is #5154.
They are found in Seville Yellow, Skokie Green, Crystal Satin and rarely in Crystal.The jade mug is difficult to get because not only is it scarce, it is also collected for the jade color which glows under a black light.
This is a lovely pair of Lenox champagne flutes in green. They are in excellent pre-owned condition. See all pics for up close detail and measurements.
Make sure to look the pictures over carefully. I do my very best to describe what I see, but I am human and may make a typo or mistake. I use a ruler in my photos so you can see the size of the item.
They are a Jade green color and when you enlarge pictures you will see a tiny dot of color that is lighter than the darker green. Because they are hand-blown, you may notice slight variations in height or bowl shape between individual glasses, which is a hallmark of their artisanal production.
RARE 1930s Art Deco Fenton Glass — Jade Green on Black Glass Pedestal Bases Beautiful set of four vintage Fenton sherbert dessert dishes in the highly collectible “Elizabeth” pattern (#1639). Produced by the Fenton Art Glass Company between 1930 and 1933, this deco-inspired design pairs a jade green glass with a striking black glass footed base — a color combination that’s genuinely hard to find today. Quantity: Set of 2 Markings: No maker’s mark
Because they are hand-blown, slight differences in size ,weight and shape between individual glasses are common. Considering their age this set is in great condition! Feel free to ask!