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A beautiful set of water goblets made with quality crystal.
This Mid-century elegant crystal is from one of America's finest makers. These goblets are with the beautiful Heisey style, 'Lariat' No. 1540, designed by Horace King. The interesting shape of the solid crystal stem was originally called 'Gordian Knot'.
These lovely goblets graced the finer tables in the 1940s and 1950s. They stand 6" tall.
he hand-blown bowl features the lovely and scarce 'Moonglow' cut pattern.

Heisey Lariat Moonglow Crystal Water Goblets

Stunning large table bowl in Avocado green glass, made in 1950s - 1960s in Italy. Fascinating twirling vase set influenced by gravity. hey spin longer without water. We've used very large sunflowers in water in the images below to help show size.

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Set of 4 Heisey Lariat Moonglow Crystal Water Goblets

A beautiful set of water goblets made with quality crystal. This Mid-century elegant crystal is from one of America’s finest makers. These goblets are with the beautiful Heisey style, ‘Lariat’ No. 1540, designed by Horace King. The interesting shape of the solid crystal stem was originally called ‘Gordian Knot’. The hand-blown bowl features the lovely and scarce ‘Moonglow’ cut pattern.

These lovely goblets graced the finer tables in the 1940s and 1950s. They stand 6″ tall.

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