This set of 4 Vintage Venetian/Murano-style cordial glasses features a beautiful floral pattern in a vibrant multicolor design. The Mid-Century Modern style and art glass production make them a unique and decorative addition to any drinkware collection. Made of high-quality glass, these cordial glasses exude a vintage charm that is sure to add a touch of elegance to any dining or bar setting. Perfect for serving your favorite liqueurs or spirits, these glasses are
The vintage goblets are likely Venetian, featuring a gold etched design on clear glass. Made with hand-blown glass in Italy, these goblets are original and exude an air of artistry and elegance. Perfect for any unisex adult looking to add a touch of vintage charm to their drinkware collection.
The Royal Hand Edged Kings Vase is a vintage Venetian art glass piece featuring a floral pattern in a vibrant green color. Measuring 6" in diameter and 16" in height, this handmade vase from the 1970s showcases intricate etched details and a unique studio craftsmanship style. The decorative piece adds a touch of elegance to any space with its exquisite design and the signature Forest Green colors
These Vintage Czech Bohemian Egermann gold enamel green art glass goblets are a stunning addition to any collection. Handmade in the Czech Republic, these round goblets feature a beautiful floral pattern and a glossy finish. The hand-blown glass and painted backstamp add to their unique charm. Perfect for all occasions, these decorative goblets are sure to impress with their intricate design and vintage appeal. Care instructions recommend hand washing only to preserve their beautiful
set of 5 Venetian Tre Fuochi gold enamel goblets is a stunning example of Venetian craftsmanship. Made in Italy, these green glass goblets feature a baroque style with intricate gold enamel detailing. The vintage nature of these original pieces adds to their charm and uniqueness, making them a perfect addition to any drinkware collection or special occasion.
Created in the late 1990s (circa 1996–1999), these goblets exemplify Goldfarb’s distinctive Venetian-inspired studio glass style. All four pieces are hand-signed “Goldfarb” and dated, confirming authenticity.