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This vintage 6-piece set of Anchor Hocking Manhattan footed tumblers features an elegant Art Deco design that adds a touch of glamor to any occasion. Made of clear glass with a glossy finish, these round tumbler glasses have an American theme and were manufactured between 1938-43. With a pressed glass production technique and an impressed backstamp, these tumblers are a decorative and stylish addition to any drinkware collection. Perfect for both men and women,

This vintage set of three Anchor Hocking Manhattan pattern sherry cordial/apéritif glasses from the mid-century modern era features a round shape with clear glass material. These pressed glass cordial glasses have a capacity of 2 oz., a glossy finish, and are adorned with concentric rings. Made in the United States during the 1940s, these elegant cordial glasses are perfect for all occasions, adding a touch of retro charm to your drinkware collection.

This set of 2 Union Street Glass Manhattan Champagne Glasses with Gold Balls, signed in 1991, is a vintage collectible drinkware item. Made of hand-blown glass in the United States, the contemporary style glasses feature a clear and gold color with a decorative Manhattan pattern. With a round shape and a diameter of 2.75 inches, these champagne glasses stand at a height of 10.5 inches. The Union Street Glass brand ensures quality and authenticity,

This product is a set of six vintage Anchor Hocking cordial glasses in the Manhattan Art Deco style. The glasses are 3.5 inches tall and made of clear glass. The pattern and design of the glasses are in the Art Deco style, adding a touch of elegance to any drinkware collection. Perfect for serving sherry, wine, or other spirits in a sophisticated and classic way. Glasses have no cracks or chips and are in

This is a Set of Four Anchor Hocking 10oz. Manhattan Patterned Drinking Glasses. They measure 5.25 inches tall, 2.75 inches diameter at the top and 2.5 inches at the bubbled ball bottom. The Manhattan Production Line was made from 1938- to 1943 in the Crystal-Clear Color and is Considered Depression Glass. I inspected each piece and found one fleabite on one glass while packing it. It is very small. I could feel it but,

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