Dating to the late Victorian era (circa 1890–1900), this charming drinking glass reflects the refined artistry associated with Bohemian decorative glass. Antique Victorian hand-blown art glass tumbler.
No. 375 (OMN) "Cactus" / "Paneled Agave" chocolate slag glass tumbler, introduced in 1901. The pattern remains popular among collectors for its bold Art Nouveau-inspired agave leaf design and attractive slag coloration.
Dusky Blue color. Impressed Libbey "L" maker's mark. Matching set of eight (8) cooler glasses. Light surface wear consistent with age, storage, and gentle use. Faceted lower body.
Introduced in 1900, this elegant tumbler showcases an acid-frosted body with embossed scrolling detail, vibrant hand-painted floral decoration in burgundy, gold, and green, and a brilliant clear starburst base.
Each glass bears the impressed Libbey "L" trademark on the base and stacks neatly for convenient storage. Dusky Blue color. Impressed Libbey "L" logo on bases. Old Fashioned / Rocks tumblers. Set of eight (8) glasses.
Topkapi style. Ideal for Turkish tea, espresso, cordials, or display. Traditional Turkish tea glasses have long been prized for their elegant shape and ability to enhance the tea-drinking experience.