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Set of 10 retro wine stems in a beautiful light brown color. Made by Fostoria, pattern #6122.
Circa late 1950s- early 1970s. This lovely set was made during the "Swedish Modern" craze of the mid-century.
Biscayne wine stems with etched signature. Hand blown with delicate, quality glass. The blown stems are applied.

Vintage Wine Stems by Fostoria

Lovely and rare large spouted pot with cover. Two funky retro mod glass vases (multi-use) from the 1960s -1970s in aqua blue.

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Vintage Biscayne Wine Stems by Fostoria

Set of 10 retro wine stems in a beautiful light brown color. Made by Fostoria, pattern #6122. Biscayne wine stems with etched signature. Hand blown with delicate, quality glass. The blown stems are applied. Circa late 1950s- early 1970s. This lovely set was made during the “Swedish Modern” craze of the mid-century.

Each wine stem measures 6.25″ tall with a 11 oz. capacity.

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