You are viewing a set of 3 Federal Glass Mid-Century Modern Christmas Tumblers, featuring a snowflake pattern in black and gold colors.
What stands out about this piece is its quiet charm all occasions, no matter the mood.
This vintage set of 3 Libbey Georgian Champagne Coupe Glasses features a curvy knotted stem pattern. Made of clear glass with a glossy finish, these elegant champagne glasses are perfect for all occasions. Manufactured in 1964 in the United States, these Georgian-style glasses have a distinct design with a shallow bowl. Libbey. Made by Libbey, these vintage champagne glasses are a charming addition to any drinkware collection from the 1960s.
Awesome vintage estate find!! Set of four Anchor Hocking glasses in original paperboard retail packaging. 4" juice glasses with white, red and black squiggle pattern. Packaging and glasses are dusty, lightly wiped with dry cloth. Fabulous addition to your midcentury barware or kitchen.
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Vintage MCM Tiffin Franciscan Madeira Cornsilk Yellow footed tumblers, which are also often referred to as sherbet bowls or goblets, are beautofully versatile pieces They were produced as part of the Franciscan product line in the 1970s. The items are made of heavy, pressed glass with a distinct golden-yellow hue and a textured, moon-like pattern around the base. Highly sought after pieces in excellent vintage condition! No chips or cracks The price is for
The glass looks clear and healthy with no fogging or hazing from hard water or dishwasher exposure. I'm downsizing my stuff. I do not see the invoice.
This is an excellent used condition clear glass, polished cut, panel optic, liquor cocktail in the Mulberry pattern (cut 799) using the 6026 blank, produced by Fostoria Glass from 1940-59. The glass is healthy and clear with no fogging from hard water or dishwasher exposure.
The Imperial Candlewick product line was made using a hand-blown glass production technique [5]. Each piece is distinguished by its signature clear glass beads, which are applied by hand around the edges or stems of the glassware[1][5].