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Vintage Retro Modern satin glass goblets.
Probably produced in the 1950's, but may date as far back as the 1920's.
Made by Tiffin Glass.

Black Satin Glass Wine Goblet Set by Tiffin

Beautiful and handy antique pressed crystal box. Blenko 1960's Art Glass Pitcher in Muted Plum by Meyers.

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Black Satin Glass Wine Goblet Set by Tiffin

Vintage Retro Modern satin glass goblets. Set of 6. All in excellent, like new, condition. Stunning black satin glass with a velvety soft matte exterior with super high gloss interior. Hand-blown. Beautiful. High quality.

Made by Tiffin Glass. Probably produced in the 1950’s, but may date as far back as the 1920’s. Measure 4.25″ tall, 2.75″ wide mouth. Heavy glass. Each weigh 1/2 lb.

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