1 vintage footed goblet . great condition
Great condition, no chips!
Up for sale are 6 sets of Anchor Hocking forest green. 12 pieces in all.
Water Goblet Starred Loop Clear byDUNCAN & MILLER. Pattern: Starred Loop Clear by Duncan & Miller. Starred Loop Clear. by DUNCAN & MILLER. Discontinued Piece. Height: 6 in.
This vintage Tiara beverage glass goblet is a must-have for any mid-century modern enthusiast. With a beautiful sandwich pattern and amber color, it is perfect for all occasions. Measuring 6.5 inches tall, this goblet is made of high-quality glass material that will last for years to come. Ideal for collectors or as a unique addition to your drinkware collection, this Tiara goblet is signed and made by the renowned brand Tiara. Get your hands
Add a touch of vintage charm to your drinkware collection with this set of four Anchor Hocking Sandwich tumbler glasses. The round glasses have a capacity of 9 oz. and stand at 4 inches tall. The forest green production style and sandwich pattern make them a perfect addition to any Mid-Century Modern decor. These glasses are perfect for all occasions and are suitable for teens, boys, unisex adults, and girls. The glasses are original
These are clearly very early because the fine has three twisted wheel seamlines, a feature common to the earliest EAPG glasses. Lee Publications 1931(et.seq.). They could be attributed to Boston & Sandwich or New England Glass, both fine houses, known to have produced both Sawtooth and Diamond Point patterned glass.
No chips or cracks glass is in very nice condition
Duncan Miller Tumbler Juice Cocktail Sandwich Drinking Glasses 3.5" Set Of 4. Nice antique set of early American glass with textured pattern dating from the turn of the century. Glasses hold 4 ounces each. Glasses measure nearly 3.5 inches tall and have a diameter of 2.5 inches. Glasses are in very good condition.
This is a set of 4 Anchor Hocking Sandwich Pattern 5oz flat bottom juice glasses. These glasses have no chips or cracks..this pattern was produced from the 1920’s-1970’s. *** One of these glasses has a production flaw on the side in the form of an indent. It is not a crack, it’s just a representation of how pressed/fused glass was made during this era. It feels like a thumb rest in the glass (see