This lot of 2 wine glasses from Libbey are made of elegant cut glass with a wheel-cut flower design, perfect for all occasions. With a capacity of 5 ounces, these mid-century modern glasses featuring floral themes are perfect for wine lovers. The production technique used for these glasses is hand-blown glass, and they were manufactured in the United States during the 1940s. The glasses are part of the 3005 product line from Libbey/Rock Sharpe
This is a Mid Century Modern gray wheel clear glass liquor cocktail in the Priscilla pattern made by Libbey/Rock Sharpe circa 1961 The pattern is cut on the 3001 blank. The glass is clear and healthy with no fogging from dishwasher exposure.
This an excellent used condition clear grey cut panel optic liquor cocktail glass with a cobalt blue applied foot that was produced by Weston Crystal circa 1935. The pattern is of six petals with the top three have a leafspout between them.
The cut pattern has there cuttings cost to the top of the bowl and three about half way down the bowl. The glass is clear and healthy with little to no evidence of exposure to a dishwasher or hard water.
The wheel cut pattern consist of a horizontal floral six petal flower on a 4 leaf stem. The flower alternates from above to below the stem around the bowl in a continuous pattern. The glass is clear with no fogging or clouding from dishwasher or hard water exposure.
I have these hard tofind excellent used condition blown, polished wheel cut glass, liquor cocktail stems in the very hard to find LOTUS pattern produced by Libbey Glass Co. circa 1935. The stem style is the elusive 9000 stem.
This is anexcellent used condition wheel gray cut 11 ounce pilsner glass in the Coin Dot pattern made by Anchor Hocking. I'm in the process of downsizing my sizable collection of stuff. I have too much and can not enjoy all of it.