Morgantown Mayfair Wine Glasses- Set Of 2. Each glass has chips in the lip. Glasses are sold as is, no returns.
2 of these have chips on the bottom, one worse than the other but both very noticeable. There’s also a scratch on one of the other glasses, very hard to find, camera wouldn’t pick it up but it’s there. Please keep this in mind when bidding/buying.
This is a set of four original Culver highball glasses from the mid-century modern era. There is some wear of the gold on the tops of two. No chips or cracks. The glasses feature a green Valincia pattern and are made of glass with 22kt gold accents.
(8) Tiffin-Franciscan Pine Trio Champagne Sherbet Glass READ Description. These items seem to be in fairly good condition. The biggest condition issue I noticed was that two of the glasses had a chip(s) on the rim. One piece has two small chips. The other piece has one chip. I highlighted these chips in the photos with a circle. I am pricing these at what I consider to be a really good price. Please keep
Libbey Facets light blue glasses 4 old-fashioned 3 1/2" height, 3" width, holds 10fl oz 4 Highball 5 5/8" height, 2 5/8" width, holds 12 fl oz. They all have the Libbey "L" on the bottom EUC. No chips or cracks I am happy to supply more pictures upon request
SET OF 6 ANCHOR HOCKING BLUE TARTAN 4" JUICE GLASSES.
6 Fostoria Colony Clear Swirl Glass 5.25" Goblets READ DESCRIPTION 4 are excellent. 2 have rim chips (see pictures) YOU WILL RECEIVE ALL 6
(8) Tiffin-Franciscan Pine Trio Champagne Sherbet Glass READ Description. These items seem to be in fairly good condition. The biggest condition issue I noticed was that two of the glasses had a small chip on the rim. I highlighted these chips in the photos. Also a note about the decorative pieces on the stem. Some of these come to a really sharp point. I can't tell if this is due to a chip or
I am identifying this as a cordial.
These round glass tumblers have a Victorian style with a multicolor floral design, making them perfect for all occasions. They are marked with a N on the bottoms. These decorated tumblers were manufactured between 1900-1919 in the United States and are a unique addition to any drinkware collection.