Unknown maker, but likely date from about 1915 to the 20's as they contain manganese, which was diverted for war use during WWI. We try very hard to find and point out any flaws _exactingly_ so you know what you are getting.
The Fenton Golden color and glossy finish add a touch of luxury to this decorative piece that is sure to be a standout in any collection. Also included in this sale is a Fenton Child's "Mouse" cup from the Child's set.
Four of the prettiest little aperitif glasses! They'd be adorable for when you want to bring out the fun drinks! They would be so pretty on the shelf. Unmarked, but likely from the 1940's to '50', possibly Fostoria Mother-of-Pearl.
Four of the prettiest little aperitif glasses! They'd be adorable for when you want to bring out the fun drinks! They would be so pretty on the shelf. Unmarked, but likely from the 1940's to '50', possibly Fostoria Mother-of-Pearl.
These round, stemmed, flaring trumpet bowl glasses have a multicolor iridescent sheen on the loop optic design. Possibly Fostoria Mother of Pearl. The glossy finish adds to their vintage charm, making them suitable for all occasions. Measuring 5-1/4 inches in height and 2-1/2 inches in diameter at the rim, these cordial glasses are a unique and collectible addition to any drinkware collection.
We try very hard to find and point out any flaws _exactingly_ so you know what you are getting. We generally do not refer to flaws original to manufacture (i.e. bubbles, nubs, slubs) unless they are very distinctive.