Menu Close
Glass Saucer Champagne Set
Set of 4 Mid-Century Modern opaque black blown glass saucer champagne set. 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.
Set of 4 Mid-Century Modern opaque black blown glass saucer champagne set. 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.

Mid-Century Modern Ebony Glass Saucer Champagne Set

Hand blown cased glass with white inner casing and amethyst / purple outer casing resulting in a creamy grape color. Huge Bottle Jug Vase

Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum art not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…
SKU: 1201 Category:

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.

More about Tiffin Glass Co….
More about Duncan Miller Glass…

Related products

  • This lovely footed bowl was made by Westmoreland Glass Co. (established in 1889 - closed in 1984).Westmoreland produced this glass as exact reproductions of antique glass during the George Washington period.

    Westmoreland Irish Waterford Footed Bowl

    Stunning Gold-Ruby Stained Irish Waterford Footed Bowl

    This lovely footed bowl was made by Westmoreland Glass Co. (established in 1889 – closed in 1984). The pattern was called “Irish Waterford” or “Wakefield”. Bears the embossed Westmoreland WG mark on the center of the foot. Gold was used in the stain recipe, it can be seen in the light reflections in the images. Gold was necessary to produce the dark ruby red color. Westmoreland produced this glass as exact reproductions of antique glass during the George Washington period. Heavy, quality glass, made with a 4-part mold. This bowl was made in the 1970s.

    The colorless glass glows light green under blacklight. This is evidence of Manganese, which will turn shades of purple if left in direct, prolonged sunlight. It is odd that glass from the 1970s would contain manganese, because the mineral was used in the early 20th century to increase the strength of glass, and would have only been used in the late 20th century to produce an exact reproduction of antique glass .

    The bowl measures 5.25″ tall with an 8″ wide bowl. It weighs 2.25 lbs.

    More About American Glass

    Read more
  • Vintage Pyrex mixing bowls Spring Blossom - Crazy Daisy parts 441, 442, 443, 444.Vintage Pyrex mixing bowls Spring Blossom - Crazy Daisy parts 441, 442, 443, 444.

    Vintage Pyrex Mixing Bowl Set Spring Blossom Crazy Daisy 441, 442, 443, 444

    Set of four vintage Pyrex mixing bowls in Spring Blossom, known to collectors as Crazy Daisy.

    Complete set #441, 442, 443 & 444. These mixing bowls have the dual pouring spouts/handles, a form known as Princess. Made in the 1972 to 1981 by Anchor Hocking. Learn more about the Spring Blossom pattern and forms at the Corning Museum of Glass which produced an in-depth article specific to this pattern.

    The decor was designed to be compatible with the Corelle Dinnerware of the same name. View Corelle Dinnerware offered by Retro Art Glass. View more Spring Blossom cookware offered by Retro Art Glass.

    All are in very good condition. The two white bowls are in like-new condition.  Minor wear to the green decor, must look close to see. See images for closeups. Color is not faded.

    Great set of retro kitchen mixing bowls. Hard to find in such good condition.

    Read more
  • Colorful light bulb shakers from Hippy era 1969.Colorful light bulb shakers with real hardware from Hippy era 1969.

    Hippy Era Light Bulb Shaker Bottles Made in 1969

    Mid-century modern hippy novelty art glass light bulb shaker bottles with original stickers dated 1969.

    Straight from the Hippy era, clever and artful glass bulb shakers. A very small opening at the tip of the real light bulb hardware tops allow for fine drips of liquid. Great for vinegar, potion or bar tonics.

    Both bottles are clean inside with no residue stains. The blue bottle is in like-new condition. The green bottle cap black interior lining and exterior brass show some use wear. The labels read ‘Vandor 1969 Japan’. Glass was blown into mold. Each measure 5½” tall. Size of a real light bulb.

    More About Glass from Other Regions

    Read more