Vintage FTD milk glass vase, goblet, chalice with oak leaf pattern. A1
Art deco style. The round goblet features an etched green leaf pattern and is signed by FTD.
Set of three vintage 1970’s FTD green goblets in excellent condition overall. These are about 7” tall.
The VTG FTD 1975 Green Glass Tumbler with Oak Leaf Pattern is a vintage goblet featuring a round shape with a decorative green leaf pattern. Made of glass and manufactured in the United States in 1975, this tumbler is signed by FTD and has a glossy finish. With a drink-through lid, this unique piece is suitable for all occasions and should be hand washed for care. Perfect for collectors or those looking to add
This set of 4 vintage Libbey highball glasses from the 1960s exudes Mid-Century Modern style with a 22k gold gilded oak leaf design. Made in the United States, these elegant glasses have a capacity of 10 oz and a glossy finish. Perfect for all occasions, they add a touch of decorative flair with their multicolor oak leaf pattern. These highball glasses are not only a stylish addition to your barware collection but also a
From our visual inspection it appears to be in good to very good condition based on age and use. This item is highly collectible, and this is your chance to add it to your collection. - We lose the focus, and clarity in the JPG file transfer; photo is not as beautiful or focused as the actual image.
Made of elegant glass with a glossy finish, these round tumblers feature a retro mid-century modern style and are perfect for all occasions.
This one stays reliable for all occasions, and you can switch contexts without a second thought.
Made of glass, these tumbler glasses are dishwasher safe and decorative, adding a touch of nostalgia to any tabletop. Perfect for serving beverages, this set is ideal for collectors or those looking to add a retro flair to their drinkware collection.
Glass goblets. These are high quality, deeply etched, cut crystal with an oak leaf and acorn pattern. The base is signed Made in England - Webb, which I attempted to show at close range in photo #5.