Anchor Hocking Amber Lido Milano Juice Glasses Bumpy Crinkle Vintage Set Of 2

$ 8.98

Handmade: No Color: Gold Theme: American Type of Glass: Pressed Glass Original/Reproduction: Vintage Original Item Diameter: 2.25" Signed: No Production Technique: Fused Glass Country of Origin: United States Time Period Manufactured: 1940s/1950s/1960s Type: Tumbler height: 4" Capacity: 6oz Features: Decorative Number of Items in Set: Two-Piece Vintage: Yes Care Instructions: Machine Washable Origin: California Pattern: Crinkle Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Product Line: Lido Milano Shape: Round Brand: Anchor Hocking Production Style: Pressed Glass Item Height: 4" Style: Mid-Century Modern Occasion: All Occasions Glassmaking Technique: Fused Material: Glass Finish: Glossy

Description

Anchor Hocking Amber Lido Milano Juice Glasses Bumpy Crinkle Vintage Set Of 2. This vintage set of 2 Anchor Hocking Amber Lido Milano juice glasses features a unique bumpy crinkle design, adding a decorative touch to any table setting. Made in California in the mid-20th century, these round, pressed glass tumblers have a capacity of 6oz and a glossy finish. With a retro Mid-Century Modern style and a gold color, these original vintage pieces are a charming addition to any collection or for all occasions. These machine washable glasses bear the signature of the renowned Anchor Hocking brand and are a true representation of American glassmaking artistry from the 1940s to the 1960s. This vintage set of 2 Anchor Hocking Amber Lido Milano juice glasses features a unique bumpy crinkle design, adding a decorative touch to any table setting. Made in California in the mid-20th century, these round, pressed glass tumblers have a capacity of 6oz and a glossy finish. With a retro Mid-Century Modern style and a gold color, these original vintage pieces are a charming addition to any collection or for all occasions. These machine washable glasses bear the signature of the renowned Anchor Hocking brand and are a true representation of American glassmaking artistry from the 1940s to the 1960s.