Set of 2 German made Deinhard Cabinet wine chalice antique roemers. In great condition with one tiny smoothed rim chigger beneath the foot – can’t be seen.
Made between 1888 and 1920 for the House of Deinhard, founded in 1794. The winery is still in business today. Hand blown with hollow stems. Amber prunts have been applied to exterior of hollow stem. Foot in also hollow. Rims are polished.
The words “Deinhard Cabinet” are etched on the vessel. Hard to see in images. 4.25″ tall with a 3 5/8″ wide bowl. Rare find.
Set of 4 mid-century modern vintage opaque black blown glass saucer champagnes.
Mid-century modern styling from the 1960’s. This shape is usually referred to as “saucer champagne”, and can be used as cocktails glasses or compotes. Beautiful, modernistic and versatile vintage glass. Color and style was popular during the mid-century Swedish Modern craze. Suspect maker is Tiffin or Duncan Miller. No maker’s mark.
Fine delicate blown glass with applied bases. In excellent, high quality condition. White spots on images below are from lighting, these wine glasses are uniformly opaque black. Measure 4 7/8″ tall with a 3 5/8″ wide vessel.
Set of 6 tall crystal cocktail stems from the 1930’s/1940’s with cornflower etch.
Ultra elegant set of Libbey Rock Sharpe tall crystal cocktail stems. Libbey was one of the few American makers that producing crystal during the Depression years.
Stem and foot are molded, bowl was blown from mold and applied. The hand-tooled “Cornflower” etching is remarkable. Total of 12 cornflowers with foliage on each glass. Libbey offered Rock Sharpe crystal glassware with numerous different etched patterns. The patterns can be mixed and matched.
All in excellent condition. Stand 6″ tall, bowl is 3″ wide. Perfect for martinis and other chilled and strained confections. Will make impressive and elegant tall dessert dishes too. Weigh 1/2 lb each. 5.75″ tall, 3.25″ wide mouth.
