Back in the retro disco era of the 1970's, the 'Neckglass' was invented to help the merry party-goers keep their cocktails close. You can dance while wearing one of these. And the best way to keep track of your drink is to wear it.

Drink while you dance with retro Disco NeckGlass from the 1970's

Retro Disco NeckGlass Dancing while Drinking

Name: Retro Disco NeckGlass Dancing while Drinking – Retro Art Glass
SKU: 3899
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Interesting pair of 19th Century EAPG glass Honeycomb goblets. The pattern was popular in eateries and taverns during the 1850's - 1880's.

Medieval Decor bar glass by Tiffin, USA, circa 1970's

$35.00

In stock

SKU: 3899 Categories: American Glass, Glass Barware, Glass Tumblers & Cups, Green Glass, Mid-20th Century Glass, Mold Blown Glass, Pilgrim Art Glass, Retro Art Glass and Glassware, View All Glass

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Drink while you dance with retro Disco NeckGlass from the 1970’s.

Back in the retro disco era of the 1970’s, the ‘Neckglass’ was invented to help the merry party-goers keep their cocktails close. You can dance while wearing one of these. And the best way to keep track of your drink is to wear it.

This rare retro disco Neckglass features a leather strap, adorned with the Fleur de lis. It snaps open to remove.

It is in excellent condition. Very few of these have survived the parties of days gone by. This special hippie relic was probably never used. The heavy metal chain is in like-new condition, as is the leather and the glass.

The tumbler is made of thick, quality blown glass in olive green. Its weighted base and shape give it a center of gravity while wearing. The tumbler measures 5.35″ tall. Probably made in the USA by Pilgrim Art Glass.

Shown in image 4 with a leather and glass decanter and jug from Italy (available separately) in the Medieval style so popular at the time.