The Crown Corning Regis Smokey Champagne Glass from Australia, made between 1972-1988, is a vintage round champagne glass with a retro design. It features a brown colour and a capacity of 325ml, with a diameter of 9.5cm and a height of 7cm. This original champagne glass is part of the Edward Kayser product line and was an industry award winner, showcasing Australian innovation in glassware production. Made in Sydney using mass produced techniques, this
Add a touch of elegance to your drinkware collection with this set of 4 Mikasa Crystal Sydney Highball Glasses. Crafted from fine lead-free crystal, these glasses feature a decorative design that is perfect for all occasions. Each glass has a capacity of 11.75 ounces and is made from high-quality materials that ensure long-lasting durability. The clear color of the glasses makes them versatile and easy to match with any table setting. The four-piece set
Add a touch of elegance to your drinkware collection with this set of 4 Mikasa Crystal Sydney Highball Glasses. Crafted from fine lead-free crystal, these glasses feature a decorative design that is perfect for all occasions. Each glass has a capacity of 11.75 ounces and is made from high-quality materials that ensure long-lasting durability. The clear color of the glasses makes them versatile and easy to match with any table setting. The four-piece set
The Australian Crown Corning Regis Port/Sherry Glass is a vintage piece from 1972-1988, featuring a retro design with a round shape and a capacity of 70ml. Made of clear glass and showcasing the Regis pattern, this industry award-winning goblet was mass produced in Sydney. With a height of 7cm, this Australian innovation-themed glassware is perfect for all occasions and a unique addition to any drinkware collection. The brand, Crown Corning, is synonymous with quality
4 Mikasa SYDNEY Crystal Highball Glasses 11.75 oz New in box.
The Hartford 28 process, used to produce these objects, was developed to manufacture simple light weight tumblers. The machinery did this very well. Crown Corning were recognised as leaders in Harford.
The Hartford 28 process, used to produce these glasses, was developed to manufacture simple light weight tumblers. The glasses in the Sierra range are of a simple cylindrical form with very heavy base.
The Sydney glass maker Crown Crystal Glass (from 1972 to 1988 Crown Corning) based at Waterloo was the largest and most successful manufacturer of Australian domestic glassware in the last half of the 20th Century. Many of the company's award-winning products can still be found in many Australian households and a successful export drive sent Australian glass to many countries including the USA, UK, Netherlands, Germany, and even Scandinavia - itself a major exporter