Block Capers Hearthstone Collection Ruby & Amber Crystal Wine Goblet. This specific glass is part of the "Capers" collection by Block Crystal of Stockholm, known for its Scandinavian-inspired design. It features a distinctive ruby-colored bowl and an amber-colored base. While often referred to as a wine goblet, it can also be used for water or as a brandy snifter due to its generous capacity, typically around 14 fluid ounces. The label on the base
Amberina glass was developed by Joseph Locke for the New England Glass Works in 1883 as a single layered glass. The red to amber coloration in the glass is achieved by adding a small quantity solution of pure gold to a batch of transparent amber glass.
Hand-blown in Benicia, California, each piece features a rich red-to-amber gradient with a distinctive organic band detail, a classic look associated with Nourot’s studio work. They have been carefully inspected and are ready for use or display.
Unmarked Red & Amber Pressed Glass Goblet, Embossed Pattern, 4 in
These sets were very popular during the last quarter of the 19th century sitting beside the bed holding liquid. The bottle has a diamond optic pattern molded into the glass with the tumbler exhibiting a subtle inverted thumbprint or modified diamond pattern.
Hand-blown in Benicia, California, each piece features a rich red-to-amber gradient with a distinctive organic band detail, a classic look associated with Nourot’s studio work. They have been carefully inspected and are ready for use or display.
Set of 2 Glass Goblet and Handled Pitcher Red Amber Two-Piece