Add a pop of color to your drinks—literally. These hand-blown red tumblers are so bold, even your water might feel fancy. • Set of 7 hand-blown glass tumblers. In very good used condition. Very rough pontils.
Set of 2, Ceramic Pottery Chalice Goblets 6" tall, signed by MYERS, each with a rolling star pattern. 3.5" top opening, base is 3" across, beautifully turned and balanced with shades of gold, yellow, speckled brown.
Set of 2, Ceramic Pottery Chalice Goblets 6" tall, signed by MYERS, each with a rolling star pattern. 3.5" top opening, base is 3" across, beautifully turned and balanced with shades of gold, yellow, speckled brown.
"Frankoma" is Stamped on the bottom also, as well as two stamped numbers or a letter that. on the bottom, it may have been part of a set. I think that My Mother may only have used it as Display-Art.
The Peanut Factory Upcycled Bottle Drinking Glass in buyers choice multicolor is a studio-created tumbler made of glass. This drinking glass is handcrafted and eco-friendly, featuring a rustic style with a smooth rim and cylindrical shape. The glossy finish adds a touch of elegance to these unique glasses, making them perfect for everyday use or as a gift for any occasion. Hand wash only to maintain their quality, these upcycled bottles from North Carolina
The varying sizes of the goblets gives the set a unique style. This is a Set of 4 hand blown goblet style wine glasses. The base of each glass has the rough circle on the bottom where the pole was attached while they were made.
These goblets feature a unique folk art pattern in multicolor clay, perfect for teens, unisex adults, and unisex kids alike. The goblets are signed by the artist and have a capacity of 8oz, making them ideal for your wine-drinking needs.
Rough pontils. Trapped bubbles throughout. Cobalt blue rims. The goblets are of varying sizes. Feel free to request an invoice.
6 VTG Deneen Pottery TeaCups/Pinch Pots Signed By John Deneen & John Coiner—1984. Condition is Used. This vintage set of 6 tan and sepia cups/pots/stemless glasses comes from the legendary Deneen Pottery of St Paul MN. A rare set indeed, they appear to be a collaboration between John Coiner and John Deneen in 1984. The bases carry the stamps of BOTH potters. Used and preowned but in fantastic condition. The glaze is still very
9 oz #100 bowls--see pictures. Set of 6 bowls. Shade of cobalt blue and white haze on rims (best guess on these colors). May be dusty/dirty from storage.