Elegant and Hard to find CRISTAL D'ARQUES-DURAND FEUILLE WINE STEM GLASS Lovely and Tall 8.78 " MINTY Pre-owned Pre-loved Condition . Appear to have been displayed only. No Signs of use noticed ? If any, Very little. Possible light scratches due to Pre-owned Condition, age, storage and handling even though none were noticed. Feel free to ask questions or for pictures before purchasing. Thank you. **You are purchasing ONE with 7 More Available while
The glasses are hand-carved and feature a round shape with no glaze finish. The capacity of each glass is 12 oz.
Replacement Anchor Hocking Heritage Hill Avocado Green Tumbler 16 oz Glasses. Excellent Condition. No Cracks Or Chips.
Made in the United States in the 1980s, these glasses feature a floral pattern etched on them. The footed design adds a decorative touch with a capacity of 8 ounces. These rare glasses are perfect for all occasions and should be hand washed only to maintain their pristine condition.
The clear glass material, without glaze, highlights the delicate floral design, making them a delightful choice for any occasion.
A set of four Libbey cordial/shot glasses. Stem footed. Used but show no signs of wear such as chips, cracks or scratches. 1 ounce capacity
Beautiful set of five unmarked cut-to-clear crystal stem glasses in rich jewel tones. Featuring intricate faceted cutting, elegant stems, and vibrant overlay colors reminiscent of fine Bohemian and German crystal.
This Vintage Hocking Berwick-Boopie Beaded Glass goblet is a charming piece from the 1950s, standing at 5 1/2" tall and holding up to 8 oz. Hand wash only, this Mid-Century Modern style glassware is perfect for all occasions and features a unique beaded ball foot design. Made in America by Anchor Hocking, this ten-piece set is a classic addition to any collection of vintage glassware, with a clear color and a round shape that
The Rogaska Richmond pattern was introduced in 1989 and produced until it was discontinued in 2009.The line was created by Miller Rogaska, a premium luxury brand formed by John Miller (the former CEO of Waterford Crystal USA) in collaboration with the historic Rogaška Glassworks factory in Slovenia.