Set of 3 Cordial Shot Antique Green Glass Twisted Stem Glasses. Art Deco Style.
The Art Deco Farber Brothers Krome Kraft 1940’s Cocktail Glasses are a set of five round glasses, two amethyst, two green, and one amber color with a tulip pattern and a chrome finish. These vintage cocktail glasses feature removable colored glass inserts set within a chrome stem and base. The elegant Art Deco style and original production make these glasses a unique addition to any barware collection, perfect for all occasions. The silver plate
Excellent condition for age. Hardly any wear on silver overlay. Natural bubbles in handblown glass noted.
The Leo etching remains crisp and clearly defined throughout the set.
Made in the United States by Hazel-Atlas, these tumblers are a unique and collectible addition to any drinkware collection. In very nice condition.
Clear rich red glass with a cut glass design that originates at the base & blooms upward.
This is a set of 4 vintage Anchor Hocking Art Deco barrel glasses with a ribbed base, each holding 8 oz. These clear glass tumblers are original and have a pressed glass production style, made in the United States. Some are marked with the Anchor Hocking logo and some are not. The Art Deco style adds a classic and elegant touch to any drinkware collection. Perfect for serving your favorite cocktails or beverages in
These round glasses are made of glass and are unmarked, adding to their antique charm. Perfect for all occasions, these cordial glasses are a unique addition to any drinkware collection, requiring hand wash care to maintain their delicate beauty.
3 of them are a little darker in color ( first 3 from the left ).
The Dunbar Aramis Art Deco Iridescent Ribbed Pearl Diver Glasses are a vintage two-piece set from the 1930s. Made in the United States, these round glasses feature a multicolor iridescent finish with a ringed base, typical of the Art Deco style. Hand-blown and with a glossy finish, these tumblers are a unique addition to any drinkware or barware collection, ideal for those who appreciate the craftsmanship and design of the 1930s era. The large