Showing posts with label glassware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glassware. Show all posts

Sunday, June 28, 2026

Set Of 3 Anchor Hocking FITZ Scottie Dog Tartan Plaid 12oz Highball Tumblers -1960s

These 3 glasses are perfect for sipping your favorite beverage in style! The red and black color scheme, along with the adorable Scottie dog motif give these glasses a touch of whimsy. The measure 5 3/8” tall and hold about 12 oz. In good vintage condition with no chips.

$12.00 OBO.




Thursday, June 11, 2026

Tuesday, June 9, 2026

Set of Bauer Pottery Ringware Goblets in Orange and Yellow

These goblets are considered rare and measure approximately 4 5/8" tall. They are in excellent condition! 

$150.00 OBO.






Monday, March 30, 2026

Vintage Libbey Hand Painted 14 ounce Dogwood Flower Glasses (set of 6)

I believe they were a wedding gift to our parents. Beautiful and hard to find vintage Libbey clear 14 oz. glasses with hand painted Dogwood Flowers are 5 1/2 inches tall. The flowers are slightly different as they are hand painted. In excellent condition.  L is embossed on the bottoms. Hard to find pattern.

$48.00 OBO.





Monday, February 2, 2026

Fenton Ruby Red Georgian Water Goblets - 1931-1942

The pattern is  sometimes called "Agua Caliente" and features a plain, rounded bowl atop a low footed stem decorated with a honeycomb or diamond pattern. These glasses are made from heavy, hand-blown ruby red glass. 5.5 in. H  x 3.5 in. Diameter. Excellent vintage condition, beautiful color.

$45.00 OBO.





Saturday, December 20, 2025

Vintage 1975 Pepsi Collector's Series TUFFY Glass - M-G-M

This is a Tuffy Mouse vintage 1975 Pepsi collector's glass from the MGM Tom and Jerry series. The glass features the character Tuffy Mouse, identified by the name printed at the bottom of the design. The glass is a highball tumbler style, typically measuring about 6 1/4 inches tall and 3 inches in diameter. Great Condition!  

$12.00 OBO.




Kitschy Ceramic Puppy Dog Face Figurine Eyeglass Holder

What a cutie pie! Marked Arnel on the bottom, this piece dates back to the 1950s and most likely was made in Japan. Measurements are in the ...