Add a touch of vintage charm to your drinkware collection with these beautiful blue glass shooting star/flower stacking juice glasses. The iridescent shine and intricate etched design make them a stunning addition to any table setting. Perfect for a tea party or a casual morning juice, these glasses are made of high-quality, unmarked glass and feature a unique shooting star pattern that is sure to impress your guests. The glasses are easy to clean
Add a touch of vintage charm to your drinkware collection with these beautiful blue glass shooting star/flower stacking juice glasses. The iridescent shine and intricate etched design make them a stunning addition to any table setting. Perfect for a tea party or a casual morning juice, these glasses are made of high-quality, unmarked glass and feature a unique shooting star pattern that is sure to impress your guests. The glasses are easy to clean
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Nice antique hand blown opalescent green wine glass. Ground and polished pontiled base. Not signed. Produced by Dorflinger. The photo I've seen of the Dorflinger opal glassware line is in black and white, but it advertises rose, green, amber, and lilac.
PAIR OF ANTIQUE DORFLINGER OPALESCENT ROSE URANIUM GLASS COMPOTE DISHES RARE. Beautiful pair of Dorflinger glass pink rose opalescent uranium glass stem compote dishes. This is a rare occurance, but is possible.
EAPG Indian Tree Paneled Sprig Bryce Higbee & Co Water Goblet Circa 1885. Circa 1885. This is an antique and may have small in manufacture defects that do not affect the display of the piece.
EAPG Bryce Higbee & Co “CHAIN” Goblet 1879. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
Tulip & Sawtooth Wine Goblet Bryce Richards & Co Clear Glass EAPG 1854 Antique 2 1/8" diameter x 4 1/4" tall. Made by Bryce, Richards & Co Used. Good condition. No chips, flakes or cracks.
EAPG Bryce-Higbee Co.Prism and Clear PanelsPattern Water Pitcher,AKA Twin Panels,9-3/4" in Height , Circa 1885,More Info From Early AmericanPressed Glass Societyas Well as Pressed Glass,Edwards/Carwile,Excellent Condition