For your consideration is this lovely clear glass water goblet produced by Libbey Glass Company and made in the USA. This pattern titled "Gibraltar" was introduced by the company in 1986 and still being produced today. The glass features paneled sides. This is Gibraltar in clear. The water goblet measures 3.4 inches in diameter (top rim) x 6.75 inches in height. The bottom is impressed and reads "2 Duratuff USA" and "L". Condition: The
Pattern:PANELED TUMBLERS. Colors in photos may vary slightly due to lighting. Is Our TOP PRIORITY.
Colors in photos may vary slightly due to lighting. RARE & HARD TO FIND! Is Our TOP PRIORITY.
The Chivalry Blue pattern adds a unique touch to this 7” glass tumbler, which is machine washable for easy care. This unisex cooler is a classic addition to any barware collection.
Pattern LRS3 Green & Red Holly Red Ribbon. Excellent - Like new condition but has light surface marks, no trim wear loss. Great - Signs of use and age, has surface marks and minor trim wear. Piece fits well with existing working set.
Pattern LRS3 Green & Red Holly Red Ribbon Gold Trim. Nine (9) Irish Coffee. Excellent - Like new condition but has light surface marks, no trim wear loss. Great - Signs of use and age, has surface marks and minor trim wear.
Pattern Holly Berry. One (1) Bowl. Excellent - Like new condition but has light surface marks, no trim wear loss. Great - Signs of use and age, has surface marks and minor trim wear. Piece fits well with existing working set.
What stands out about this set is the etched patterns that look almost like lacework.
Vtg Libbey CARLTON DOTS Set 6 Champagne / Sherbert 6” Clear Glasses Etched Stem 1955 Clear with etched “dots and leaves” pattern Lot/Set of 6 Like new - no chips, cracks or damage - beautifully preserved since released in the mid 1950’s
Vtg Libbey CARLTON DOTS Set (5) Liquor Cocktail 5-5/8” Glasses Etched Stem 1955 Clear with etched “dots and leaves” pattern Lot/Set of 5 Like new - no chips, cracks or damage - beautifully preserved since released in the mid 1950’s
