Blown glass. Vertical & Diamond Cut. Hexagon stem. They appear to have been used sparingly.
Two beautiful crystal champagne flutes likely purchased for wedding toast. No issues and nice and clean and clear. Measure just under 9 tall. Many similar ones pop up but none that appear identical. If you have any questions or information, please let me know. Thanks
Cranberry glass bowls (color is in the glass, not painted on) and they have flute cuts to make petals at the bottom of the bowl above the stem that continues down the length of the stem., The stems are 6-sided / hexagonal faceted with bubbles inside the entire length as well.
These pieces are a fantastic example of Depression-era pressed glass, a type of glassware known for its intricate, molded designs that made elegant tableware affordable for the masses. Each goblet features a detailed, embossed floral band of what appears to be roses and leaves around the bowl, with a ribbed or fluted pattern below it.
Very hard to find set of (4) Baccarat stemware wine / water glasses in rare, unknown pattern. Each glass features X and Hexagon Cuts around center outer walls and flower petal thumbprints to bowl undersides, faceted octagonal stems. In good condition, one glass has fleabite chip to rim- see pictures. Each measures approx 7.25"h and 3.25"dia at rim. Acid etched on undersides with Baccarat hallmark.
You will find that the brand is unmarked on this drinkware, giving it a simple and clean look.
This vintage crystal wine goblet features a refined cut glass design with a striking hexagonal stem, making it a sophisticated addition to any collection. • Made of durable crystal glass • Hexagonal stem offers unique aesthetic • Elegant cut glass bowl design • Suitable for wine or decorative display • Vintage collectible piece Light surface scratches and minor wear visible. Height = 6 inches, Diameter = 3.25 inches
Moser's glass expert replied that the glasses are not products of the Moser glassworks, noting that while the shape is similar, the cut differs from their design and the glasses do not bear the etched Moser logo.
Era: Produced by Imperial Glass Ohio, likely during the mid-20th century.
2 Crystal Cut Glass Champagne Flute Goblet Hexagonal Stem Design Elegant Colle