Each goblet features the signature raised "thumbprint" coin-spot pattern around the bowl, a beaded rim detail, and a faceted pedestal stem — a hallmark of Indiana Glass's popular Kings Crown line from the 1960s–70s.
A pair of vintage clear glass goblets featuring a thumbprint design. These goblets have a sturdy stem and a rounded bowl, ideal for serving beverages.
With a retro Mid-Century Modern style and a vibrant amber yellow color, this 16 oz goblet is perfect for all occasions.
Pattern: King's Crown (Thumbprint). Type: Water Goblet / Chalice / Wine Glass. Exquisite Color: Rich, deep cobalt blue that stands out beautifully in any light. Color: Cobalt Blue. to the rim. Classic Design: Sturdy, heavy pressed glass construction with a multi-faceted stem and a wide, stable base.
1940s–1950s ruby optic goblets attributed to Bartlett Collins of Oklahoma. The proportions, optic style, and color combination align closely with mid-century Bartlett Collins production. The contrast between the deep ruby bowl and clear base gives these strong presence on a formal table or bar display.
Glass Goblets features a mid-century modern design with a glossy finish and an etched grapevine pattern. Made of clear glass with gold rims, these round goblets are perfect for all occasions and add a touch of elegance to any table setting.
Standing at 5-3/4" tall and holding 8 fl oz, this round goblet features a thumbprint pattern in a glossy amber color.