This lot of 8 glasses/tumblers includes Vintage Hazel Atlas Classic Cars! This set includes (3) 1907 Rolls Royce glasses, (3) 1950 Mercer Raceabout Whiskey Rocks Tumblers, (1) 1910 Buick, 1911 Oakland Glass, and (1) glass with 1904 Cadillac, 1908 Model-T Ford,1914 Stutz, and 1908 Buick in black. These can be used for water, juice, or any cocktails of your choosing! These have the "H over A" mark on the base which is frequently misunderstood
Set of 4 Vintage Hazel-Atlas Antique Classic American Cars Tumbler Glasses. No chips or cracks. Colors are all bright and clear. See pics
10 Piece Hazel Atlas Yellow Florentine #2 Poppy Features: 7 Cups 2 Open Sugars 1 Creamer/Pitcher In good preowned vintage condition with minimal signs of wear (see photos) No chips No cracks Some sharp edges due to nature of pressed glass Each cup approx 2.5” tall x 4.25” wide w handle Open sugars are 3” tall x 5” wide w handles & 2” tall x 6.25” wide w handles Creamer is 3” tall x
Offered here is a single, gorgeous green Florentine #1 or "Poppy" 10-ounce, footed water tumbler crafted by Hazel Atlas Glass Co. during the 1930s! Measures 4-3/4" tall & 3" in diameter. Condition is excellent! No chips/cracks or repairs & minimal use. Fantastic, hard-to-find piece to add to any collection or table setting! Winning buyer to pay shipping/insurance, but never a handling fee for expert packing. Email ANY ?'s & happy shopping!! Please check my
This glass pitcher feels substantial, and you can see exactly how much liquid is left without guessing.
The product is a set of 3 vintage Hazel Atlas yellow Florentine #2 poppy flat bottom juice glasses. These 5 oz tumbler glasses feature a classic yellow color with a distinctive Florentine pattern, making them a stylish addition to any drinkware collection. The sturdy glass material adds durability while the flat bottom design is practical for serving beverages. Perfect for adding a touch of retro charm to your glassware assortment, these Hazel Atlas glasses
A nice touch is the powder coat finish on the tumbler that resists small scuffs during daily use.
This pattern was made in the Depression era, around 1932–1935, and features the detailed etched floral and scroll design shown in the photos.
A nice touch is how quietly the tumbler lid clicks into place, which is great for office settings.
All but 1 is in very good condition. As shown in the last picture, there is a small chip to the rim. They are a nice example of the Art Deco era.