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Set of 4 mod double rock tumblers. These were made in the late 1950s to early 1960s.
Blue and green transparent enamel with gilded gold leaf paisley & floral decor.
Hand blown from mold, no seams. Bases are weighted to improve stability.

Fab Double Old Fashion Tumbler Set by Georges Briard

A lovely set of mid-20th century Murano cased occasional bowls with original label. One retains remnants of original blue and silver label. Can make out words "...in Murano Italy". The label probably originally read "Genuine Venetian Glass, Made in Murano Italy". Made by Anchor Hocking, Fire King between 1949 & 1962. Shown in their 1956 catalog, listed as part no. W896-G/13 Occasional Glassware.

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1960s Mod Enamel & Gold Gild Double Rock Tumbler

Set of 4 mod double rock tumblers. These were made in the late 1950s to early 1960s. Very popular in the mid-century. Flashy style popular with the likes of the Rat Pack, mobsters, and the truly mod 1960s swingers. Signed by Georges Briard, popular mid-century maker.

Blue and green transparent enamel with gilded gold leaf paisley & floral decor. Hand blown from mold, no seams. Bases are weighted to improve stability. No wear to the decor, no chips, no cracks. Light bottom-wear. Have not been used much in the last 60 years.

Measure 4 1/16″ tall, 3 7/8″ wide mouth. Each weigh a little over 1/2 lb.

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