Unique antique yellow/amber art glass tumbler, in the Coin Spot, Dot or Inverted Thumbprint pattern, has cut-to-clear panels, around the top and bottom. A cut rose graces each side, and they are joined by a cut stem with leaves.
The EAPG Hobbs Brockunier Amberina Inverted Thumbprint Tumblers are a set of two round glass tumblers with a multicolor glossy finish. These tumblers are made of EAPG glass and have an inverted thumbprint pattern, standing at a height of 3.75 inches with a diameter of 2.75 inches. The brand is unmarked, adding to their unique appeal for collectors of antique glassware. Perfect for adding a touch of vintage charm to any drinkware collection, these
Applied reeded handle. One of the glasses has a small chip to the inside edge of the lip and a few small flakes to the lip, but otherwise good condition.
Beautiful early 20th Century blown-glass white opalescent drink set featuring a water pitcher and five tumblers in the inverted thumbprint (coin dot/spot) pattern. The pitcher has a crimped rim with applied ribbed handle, the heavy tumblers are cylinder shape. Pitcher measures 8 1/4" high to top of spout (9" total height), tumblers are 4" high x 2 3/4" diameter at rim. Set is in Excellent condition free of nicks or fleabites with little wear,
Beautiful set of antique amberina tumblers are in the Inverted Thumbprint pattern, made by Hobbs Brockunier. The tumblers are approx. 4 3/4" tall, 3 3/4" in diameter, but do vary slightly in size. There are also variations in color from glass to glass, a few are almost all cranberry, but still have a hint of amber at the base. The glasses have some rim flakes, as shown, but are in otherwise good condition, and
Coloration: It features a distinct gradient that shades from adeep cobalt blue at the rim to ahoney amber or golden base. This specific color combination is known as "Bluerina". Bluerina is considered one of the rarest shaded glass colors from this era.
A nicely polished pontil visible on the very bottom. Nonetheless, I strongly believe that Mount Washington of New Bedford, Massachusetts produced this item due to the design and pattern of this example.
A nicely polished pontil visible on the very bottom. Nonetheless, I strongly believe that Mount Washington of New Bedford, Massachusetts produced this item due to the design and pattern of this example.
The unmarked brand feels intentional here, and you will find that it looks great in photos too bottle has an unmarked brand, which keeps the design timeless and lets the finish take center stage.
Antique Mt. Washington Amberina Inverted Thumbprint Decanter with Six Aperitif Glasses-C. 1895 Aperitif Glasses: 2 7/8" high, 2" diameter at rim Decanter: 9 7/8" to top of glass stopper MINT Condition!