I have this clear wheel hand cut 8 ounce water goblet with a floral design using the 3005 stem by Rock Sharpe circa 1945. These are hand cut. There is variation in the cutting since these are hand cut.
I have this clear wheel hand cut 8 ounce water goblet with a floral design using the 3005 stem by Rock Sharpe circa 1945. These are hand cut. There is variation in the cutting since these are hand cut.
This is an excellent used condition grey wheel cut rose stem, blown glass wine stem that was made inRomania for Crystal Clear Industries circa 1994. The flower looks like a rose bud before it opens up.
Colony Glass Clear Grey Cut Tall Sherbet Champage..MS see photos for condition and measurements
This is a rare gray and polished wheel cut claret wine in the Breton pattern, using the 1013 stem, produced by Rock Sharpe circa 1940. The 1013 stem is one of the most elegant stem types produced by Rock Sharpe.
The leaves of the wheat is gray cut and the wheat stalk is polished cut. The glass is clear and healthy with no fogging or clouding of the glass from hard water or dishwasher exposure. The last photos shows the water goblet on the left, the tall champagne in the middle and the juice glass on the right for demonstration purposes only, that I recently unboxed.
This is an excellent used condition clear glass, polished cut, panel optic, liquor cocktail in the Mulberry pattern (cut 799) using the 6026 blank, produced by Fostoria Glass from 1940-59. The glass is healthy and clear with no fogging from hard water or dishwasher exposure.
I have this clear wheel hand polished cut 3 ounce liquor cocktail stem in the Wayne pattern using the 3006 stem by Rock Sharpe circa 1945. These are hand cut. There is variation in the cutting since these are hand cut.
This is a Mid Century Modern clear gray wheel cut liquor cocktail in the Windswept pattern using the 3001 blank made by Libbey Glass Co. from the 1960's. The glass is clear and healthy with no fogging or cloudiness from hard water or dishwasher exposure.
This is a very good used condition 9 ounce tall champagne or dessert glass with a clear bowl and green stem and foot that has a grey cut grapes and vines that was produced by an unknown maker circa 1940.