Hand painted orange with black lettering on sherbet cup.
This is a set of four MacBeth Evans Chinex Classic glass sherbet glasses from the Great Depression era. The glasses are ivory in color and have a flared round shape with a footed base, along with a lovely design or florals and rings embossed. They were made in Pennsylvania between 1938-1942 using fused glass production technique. The glasses are in excellent condition (except for one chip on the bottom of 2 of the cups)
4 Vintage Fostoria American Crystal Regular 5 oz. Low Dessert Sherbet 3 1/2" #13
The Fostoria American #2056 Line Low Sherbet Glass Set of 4 features a classic round shape with a clear color and a cubist pattern. Vintage in style, these 3.5" glasses have a capacity of 5oz each and are made of elegant glass with a glossy finish. Produced in the United States, these original pieces are perfect for serving sherbet in style.
The Fostoria American #2056 Line Low Sherbet Glass Set of 6 features a vintage design with a prismatic fire polished pattern. Made of clear glass with a 5oz capacity, these elegant sherbet glasses have a round shape and a regular rim. Produced in the United States under the Fostoria brand, this set of stemware exudes an American theme and includes straight sides and a rim, making it a charming addition to any drinkware collection.
Excellent condition. Minor wear to hold in a couple of places.
We have here a set of six Morgantown sherbet stems, clear with beautiful etchings in the top, and uranium glowing green bases. I found a picture of their 1960's Guild Catalog showing this sherbet in my Morgantown book on P. 44 simply labeled "SHERB.
Serving sherbet, sorbet, or ice cream with style. Each piece features delicate hand-etched floral garlands that dance around the bowl, catching and reflecting light with every angle. Classic coupe shape on graceful footed bases.