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A groovy retro mod 1960's Colony Glass enameled flower power beverage set
The pieces of this flower power beverage set are blown from a mold. The retro design of the handle-less pitcher was the height of modernism in those days.
The flower power beverage set is made from nice quality glass of medium weight and with weighted bottoms.

Hippie Flower Power Beverage Set

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Hippie Flower Power Beverage Set by Colony Glass

A groovy retro mod 1960’s Colony Glass beverage set with enamel flower power decor. Made from nice quality glass of medium weight and with weighted bottoms. The pitcher has a hand-tooled stylized spout. There are no seam lines. The pieces are blown from a mold. The retro design of the handle-less pitcher was the height of modernism in those days.

Each piece is signed “Colony”. Colony Glass was part of a group of glass companies (of which Indiana Glass was a member) called Lancaster Glass. The trade-name “Colony” was used from early 1950’s until the early 1970’s. Lancaster Colony is still in business today, but has produced only technical glass and ovenware for the past 30+ years. From the days of the true retro-mod, this hippie flower power beverage set is a fabulous bar or juice set.

The pitcher is 7 7/8″ tall. The four matching glasses are 2 3/4″ tall.

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