Queen's Lusterware was a line of cocktail glassware and barware popular in the 1950s and 1960s. It dates back to as early as 3 A.D., when luster was used to paint on glass.
Antique Vintage MCM silver ombre rocks glasses in a six piece carrier set. Clear glass with etched floral and leaf pattern, ideal for serving whiskey, cocktails, or bar display. • Includes matching metal carrier rack • Six lowball tumblers • Silver tone ombre band • Etched floral leaf design • Thick weighted glass bases Light surface wear and scratches on carrier and glasses. Approx. 3.25 inches tall. Please reach out if you have any
Vintage VITREON QUEENS LUSTERWARE Highball Glasses Silver Fade Barware 6pc Were on the silver show in photos Three are a darker silver shown in the photos Additional glass found that’s why the photo at the end is not with the rest
This vintage set of two-piece round silver mercury ombre fade coupe drink glasses from France features a mid-century modern style with a glossy finish. Produced in the 1960s, these elegant champagne glasses are decorated and perfect for all occasions. Hand wash only, these unmarked glasses are a unique addition to any drinkware collection.
Set Of 4 Silver Ombre Stemless Barware Wine glasses Rolly Polly Glasses MCM. Looks like Dorothy Thorpe.
Excellent condition.
The Vitreon Queen’s Lusterware Wine Glasses are a set of 6 elegant wine glasses featuring a silver ombre pattern and a charming heart-shaped caddy. It looks as though three of the glasses have been cleaned up and are a very nice reflective silver color the other three glasses have not been polished.
Overall nice shape with wear. But I usually get it out faster.
This is a set of six stemmed cordial glasses that have a silver ombre band around the top. Each glass in marked FRANCE on the bottom. They measure 5" tall and 2.25" across the top. These six glasses come in a round silver caddy with heart shaped arms that hold the glasses in place. These may be Vitreon Queens Lusterware, but I'm not certain as the glasses are marked France. The set is in
What I like is how it blends into all occasions without asking for attention.