The Tartan (Manchester) Clear Flat Bottom Iced Tea Glass by Anchor Hocking U.S.A. is a vintage piece of drinkware that embodies a mid-century modern style. Made in America in 2001, this 16 oz glass features a classic round shape with a clear color and a tartan pattern. The glass is dishwasher safe, pressed glass produced with a fused glass technique, and bears the original Anchor Hocking backstamp. Perfect for all occasions, this Iced Tea
Manufactured in France by J.G. Durand / Cristal d'Arques, these glasses feature the highly collectible "Antique Ruby" pattern. - Rich, deep ruby red pressed glass construction. Feel free to review all photos for a closer look at the pattern details and markings.
For your consideration and fresh to the market a set of 6 MCM Shoji whiskey glasses Condition: ALL are in absolutely immaculate, and what appears to be unused if only once. No wear to any of the gold overlay, not even a scratch found(inside of base either) and of course free of any chips, cracks OR flea bites!!!
You will find that this drinkware suits all occasions, from casual mornings to celebratory evenings.
This vintage set of 7 Libbey clear glass hoops tumblers features a 4-piece collection with a round shape and a capacity of 16 oz. Made in America, these tumblers are perfect for all occasions with a classic hoops pattern and a casual waves design. With a pressed glass production style and a dishwasher-safe feature, these tumblers are a durable and stylish addition to any drinkware collection. All glasses have normal scratches from use. See
Hazel Atlas produced huge quantities of Depression glass tableware in the 1920s, 1930s and ’40s, most commonly in the typical “Depression era” transparent glass colors of light green, clear (“crystal”), pink and yellow (actually a light yellow leaning toward yellow-amber or topaz).
"ACORN BURRS" CRANBERY CARNIVAL GLASS TUMBLERS. x 2-3/4 in. width, lovely Art Nouveau design and condition. (4) SIGNED NORTHWOOD.
They are great for highball or juice. They are a set of mid-century modern tumblers known for their distinctive ripple pattern and aqua-blue color. These glasses were produced by Libbey in 1956.
Origin: Libbey produced this "Ripple Aqua" line, with the aqua color first manufactured around 1956. Design: These glasses feature a distinctive "Ripple" pattern with optic rings and a Saturn ring optic design.
Has wear from use, see pics.