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I like how it handles all occasions, whether I am hosting or just relaxing alone.
It moves with you through all occasions, and that steady vibe is comforting.
What I enjoy is how it slips into all occasions, from weekday coffee to weekend brunch.
Excellent Pre-Owned Condition. This product is a set of three vintage Indiana Glass Amber Whitehall Cubist Footed Drinking Glasses, each holding 12 oz and measuring 6 inches in height. Made in Indiana in 1974, these geometric shaped glasses feature a glossy finish and are part of the Whitehall product line. With a decorative cube pattern, these tumblers are dishwasher safe.
Crafted in the 1940s to 1960s, this glass is a classic representation of Mid-Century Modern design. The glassmaking technique used is Cubist, and it's made of Indiana Amber Glass which is a type of Indian Gas Boom glass.
The Amber Whitehall Colony Cubist VTG Footed Glassware is vintage drinkware made in the United States. Featuring a unique cubist design and crafted from Indian Gas Boom glass, this set exudes a mid-century charm and elegance. The footed glasses bear the signature of the renowned brand, Whitehall, and belong to the Colony product line. Ideal for collectors or those looking to add a touch of vintage flair to their barware collection, this set is
The Amber Whitehall Colony Cubist VTG Footed Glassware is vintage drinkware made in the United States. Featuring a unique cubist design and crafted from Indian Gas Boom glass, this set exudes a mid-century charm and elegance. The footed glasses bear the signature of the renowned brand, Whitehall, and belong to the Colony product line. Ideal for collectors or those looking to add a touch of vintage flair to their barware collection, this set is
The round, footed glasses feature a stunning Cubist pattern and are made of amber-colored glass. These glasses are perfect for all occasions and are sure to impress your guests. The glasses were manufactured in the United States in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s using a fused glass production technique.