Features a colorful scene by Norman Rockwell of a sailor fighting the waves, titled "Braving the Storm" with artist signature on image. Reverse side reads: "Braving the Storm. ©1985 The Norman Rockwell Museum, Inc.
This vintage Norman Rockwell Courting at Midnight whiskey glass is a sought-after piece from the Saturday Evening Post Norman Rockwell Glasswear Collection by Curtis Publishing. Made of clear glass in the United States, this rocks glass features a charming design inspired by a famous Rockwell illustration, perfect for all occasions.
Type: Double Old-Fashioned / Rocks Tumblers. Product Features and Specs Glass 2: "The Pardon" / "A Night on the Town" (Originally published March 12, 1921).
Dec 20,1919 and Courting at Midnight March 22, 1919. Condition is Used.
Dec 20,1919 and Boy Gazing out of a Window June 10, 1922. Condition is Used.
Type: Old fashioned / rocks / lowball whiskey tumblers with thick, weighted base. Item: Set of 6 clear old fashioned/rocks tumblers with multicolor Norman Rockwell artwork. • Leap Frog — June 28, 1919.
Made of clear glass with a glossy finish, these round glasses are perfect for all occasions.
Signed by Norman Rockwell and produced in an original style, this unique drinkware item is a must-have for collectors and fans of the renowned artist's work. Never been used. Norman Rockwell Glassware Collection Curtis Publishing Co.
The glass is thick and clear, and the decals are still vibrant and sharp. • "A Night on the Town" – March 12, 1921. The glass is clear and the graphics are crisp with no fading or peeling. • "The Model" – May 3, 1924.
Set includes three mugs: "Braving The Storm," "For A Good Boy," and "River Pilot.". Produced in 1985 for The Norman Rockwell Museum, Inc. All mugs marked on reverse with museum blue seal and date. Perfect for Norman Rockwell collectors, nautical enthusiasts or as display decor.