The purple colour is smooth and even, giving the bottle a calm, modern vibe.
This rare antique EAPG Doyle & Co cranberry loop and block tumbler is a beautiful piece of Victorian-era glassware. Handmade with a glossy finish, this red cranberry glass tumbler features a round shape and a unique loop and block design. Produced in the late 19th century using the early American pressed glass technique, this vintage tumbler is perfect for all occasions and is signed by the renowned brand Doyle. With its intricate design and
All are in perfect condition except for one blemish as shown.
Antique Pair - Mid-To-Late 1800s EAPG Cordial or Sherry Glasses - Thumbprint Pattern - Very FINE Condition Authentic, antique pair of small, goblet-shaped EAPG cordial or sherry glasses poured by hand in a 3-part mold and decorated in the oval Thumbprint pattern that was popular in the mid-to-late 1800s. Please also see our notes on EAPG (below), our Condition Description and photographs. Each glass measures approximately 4" tall x 2" in diameter across the
Late 1800’s Clear Pressed Glass Tumbler Cup w/ Floral Pattern & Side Handles
Location:E-7INVEN#URQML This listing is for 1 handmade rummer crystal wine/water goblet/glass. Each handmade glass is 6-1/4" tall, 3-1/4" in diameter at the mouth and at the base, which makes it very stable. The crystal glass is handmade from the mid to late 1800's and etched by hand grapes, leaves and vines. It is not signed and 2 glasses have an air bubble at the base. You can hear in the video, each has a
**Description:** Step back in time with this exquisite set of 6 antique cordial glasses from the prestigious Bryce Brothers, showcasing the intricate Willow Oak Wreath pattern from the late 1800s. Perfect for collectors and connoisseurs of fine vintage glassware, each glass is a testament to the craftsmanship of the era. **Key Features:** - **Pattern**: Willow Oak Wreath, characterized by detailed woodland vignettes and elegant floral and vine borders. - **Maker**: Bryce Brothers, renowned for
An English wine glass with a faceted stem (diamond facets) made around 1780-1810. Great condition. See some wear on the underside of the foot in the photos. Dimensions: 5 3/8” high, foot diameter 2 3/4”, bowl diameter 2”.
This vintage pressed glass tumbler from the late 1800s or early 1900s is a charming piece for any glassware collection. The round shape, clear color, and etched design give it a classic and timeless look. With a capacity of 8 oz, it is perfect for all occasions and can be hand washed for easy care. This unmarked tumbler glass is a unique addition to any drinkware collection, showcasing the beauty of pressed glass production
A nice touch is the subtle etching on the bowl of the goblet, adding a bit of texture to hold.