Glassware Collection

Here you’ll find my collection of glassware, drinkware, and barware, much of it gleaned from Atlanta-area antique shops. I’m still attempting to find information on most of the pieces, so if you have some specific info that I’m lacking, be sure to get in touch! I’d appreciate it!

Also, this page will be slowly updated over time…by no means is the entire collection viewable.

The information for each piece is listed below the photograph.

For All Glassware: Any nicknames that I use are in quotes, e.g. “Nick and Nora,” and are not “official,” just a name I use to differentiate.

Cocktail / Small Wine Glasses

Crystal Cocktail/Liquor Glass | 3 oz. | Fostoria, Sceptre/Clear Pattern, Stem 6017 | 1937 – 1971

Small Crystal Wine Glass | ? oz. | Maker: ? | Pattern: “Daisies & Grapes” | 1940s-1950s

Cocktail Glass, “Nick & Nora” | 2 oz. | Maker: ? | 1930s (?)

“Victorian” Etched Cocktail Glass | 2 oz. | Maker: ? | 1900-1920 (?)

Silver-Rimmed Cocktail Glass | ? oz. | Maker: Unknown | 1950s-1970s (?)

Old Crow Bourbon Commemorative Cocktail Glass | ? oz. | Libbey | 1960s

3770 Embassy Cocktail Glass, aka “Top Hat” | 4.5 oz. | Libbey | Current

3771 Embassy Cocktail Glass | 5 oz. | Libbey | Current

Wine Glasses/Goblets

Crystal Goblet, Cut & Etched | ? oz. | Maker: ? | Pattern: “Vines & Berries” | Date: ?

Silver-Rimmed Goblet | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1950s – 1970s (?)

Square Cut Modern Crystal Goblet | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1970s – 1980s (?)

Tall Swirled Wine Glass | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1960s – 1970s (?)

Tall “Mod” Wine Glass | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1950s – 1960s (?)

Georgian Wine Glass | ? oz. | Libbey (?) | Date: ?

Coupes & Flutes

Crystal Champagne / Tall Sherbet | ? oz. | 5-3/8″ Tall | Fostoria, Optic Bowl, Clear, Stem #6007 | 1933 – 1943

Minimal Modern Coupe, Knobbed Stem | 6.75 oz. | Maker: ? | 1960s – 1970s (?)

Crystal Champagne / Tall Sherbet | ? oz. | 5-3/8″ Tall | Fostoria, “Canterbury,” Stem 6008, Cut 716, Optic | 1933 – 1935

Crystal Coupe | ? oz. | Fostoria (?) | Pattern: “Laurels & Sunbursts,” Cut | Date: ?

Teardrop Coupe/Sherbet, 5″ Tall | 7 oz. | Maker: Duncan & Miller Glass Company | 1940s

Teardrop Coupe/Sherbet, 4-7/8″ Tall | 6.5 oz. | Maker: Duncan & Miller Glass Company | 1940s

Tall Crystal Coupe, “Modern Curve” | 8 oz. | Maker: ? | 1970s – 1980s (?)

Flared Glass Coupe | ? oz. | Maker: ? |Pattern: “Ferns,” Etched | Date: ?

Claudia Crystal Flute, Cascade Pattern | ? oz. | Import Associates | Date: ?

Square-Cut Modern Crystal Flute | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1970s – 1980s (?)

Old-Fashioned/Rocks & Tumblers

Dorset Crystal Single Old-Fashioned Glasses | 7 oz. | Slovenian | 2011

Crystal Double Old-Fashioned | ? oz. | Maker: ? | Date: ?

Silver-Rimmed “Mod” Tumbler, Etched | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1960s (?)

Highball, Collins, & Zombie

Silver-Rimmed “Mod” Highball | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1960s (?)

Minimal Modern Irish Coffee | ? oz. | Maker: ? | Date: ?

Cordials

Claudia Crystal Cordial | 2 oz. | Import Associates | Date: ?

Square-Cut Modern Crystal Cordial | ? oz. | Maker: ? | 1970s – 1980s (?)

Flared Crystal Cordial | 1.5 oz. | Maker: ? | Date: ?

Cristal d’Arques Avignon Cordial by J.G. Durand | 1.33 oz | Arc International, France | 1990s (?)

“V-Flute” Georgian Cordial Glass | 1 oz. | Libbey | Date: ?

Flared Georgian Cordial Glass | 1 oz. | Libbey | Date: ?

Flared Georgian Cordial Glass, Ford Stem | 1 oz. | Libbey | Date: ?

Pousse Café / Cordial Flute | 1 oz. | Maker: ? | Date: ?

Shot Glasses

Tall Crystal Shot | 2.5 oz | French | Date: ?

Pitchers

Tall “Mod” Glass Pitcher, Etched | Maker: Unknown | 1960s (?)

Photos by IJL.

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  1. Hi, I was wondering if you have any idea of how to acquire a tumbler like the crystal double old fashioned you have. My great grandmother had a set, but in her old age dropped it and I am trying to find a replacement for her. This is the only picture I’ve seen of it. Thank you

    1. Hi Alexander,
      Unfortunately, I don’t know what the make of that particular tumbler is, and I haven’t seen any others like it recently. I found them in an Atlanta antique store. You may be able to find it on http://www.replacements.com/ but that’s a large databse to sort through (it’s more useful for stemware). Good luck in your hunt!

    1. Hi, Tony!
      No, none of them are currently for sale. The page was originally intended as a resource that folks could use to look up glassware and see what kind of options are out there — in addition to bragging rights, on my part : )

      If I do decide to sell off a few of them, I’ll let you know.

      In the meantime, take a look at the glassware store over at Summit Sips — they’ve got some good stuff:

      http://summitsips.com/store/antiquevintage/

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