Condition - Pre-owned. No chipping or cracking. Glass is clear and bright. See pictures for details. Most of the items I sell are used and may show some signs of wear. I do my best to point out, photograph and describe any major flaws. Some colors may vary due lighting and differences in computer screens, smart phones and the human eye, but I try to be as accurate as possible. All items are packaged
You will find that it works for all occasions, from quiet mornings to lively gatherings.
It is in excellent as found condition. I would rate it as MINTY! This glass is a stunning and unique piece of drinkware.
Set of 4 Colorful Hand Painted & Rhinestoned Margarita Glasses 6 3/4” 10oz No chips, cracks, or fleabites. Height 6 3/4” Length (Opening) 4 1/2” Holds 10oz Circa 2010s
This set of 4 Libbey Z Stem 7" Margarita Glasses features a vibrant multicolor design with a round shape and a glossy finish. These vintage glasses are hand-blown and adorned with a decorative American theme, making them perfect for all occasions. Signed by the renowned Libbey brand, these contemporary margarita glasses add a touch of style and uniqueness to any drinkware collection. Hand wash only to maintain their beauty and longevity, these glasses are
Libbey was born in Chelsea Massachusetts, USA. He opened the Libbey Glass Co in Toledo, Ohio, in 1888, sponsoring a demonstration plant at the Chicago exposition of 1893. He was the founder of the Toledo Museum of Art in 1901, serving as its president from 1901 to 1925, funding building construction, and bequeathing to the museum his collection of Dutch and English art.
Vintage Circleware Set Of 3 Margarita Glasses Ombre Green to Blue. Excellent preowned condition – no chips, cracks, rough edges, or cloudiness. Please see photos as they are part of the description.
By CircleWare. Set of 4 colorful 6oz Margarita Glasses.
Set of 5 Cristal D’Arques Green Stemmed Margarita Glasses, With Siesta Man, Sombrero, and Cactus on Stem. 6 3/4” Tall, Top Opening 4 1/2” Diameter, Holds 8 oz. Excellent Condition.
