Showing posts with label vintage glassware. Show all posts
Showing posts with label vintage glassware. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Libbey Starlyte Collection in Silver Leaf



Libbey Glass has been part of the American culture since it's doors in 1888 in Toledo, OH. This was an estate sale find over the summer that I just couldn't pass up. The pattern is known as Starlyte, also referred to as Silver Leaf or Silver Foliage, hit the market in 1958. These two Libbey glassware sets, each with a matching caddy, are in mint condition and sure to set off any table or bar.

They are available for sale in my Etsy shop The Garage Sale Archeologist HERE and HERE

Saturday, October 8, 2011

Fred Press Cocktail Pitcher Mix and Match


Every once in a while I find two items that just look right together and here is a great example. Of course a set is always desirable but not always . This fab cocktail pitcher is signed by one of my favorite artist designers, Fred Press, and made by Rubel. The pitcher is from the Regal line. The "on the rocks glasses" are made by Federal Glass and is decorated in the Bahamas pattern in the Presidential shape.

SOLD

Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Morgantown Glass Cocktail Set From the Decor Line



Sometimes you see something and you know your in the presence of Mid-century Modern greatness. This is a cocktail pitcher, six glasses and stir stick by Morgantown Glass Company from their Decor Line period. The color is "Steel Blue", although it looks more like a smokey bluish gray. Morgantown Glass Company was established in 1899 by Frank Bannister. From 1958 to 1971 Morgantown produced a line known as the "Decor Line" and pictured a fine example from that time period. The Decor Line features sleek modern design with a rainbow of colors offered for everyone's taste. The company was purchased in 1965 by Fostoria Glass Company which closed them down by 1971. Russel Wright designed a series of glassware for them called American Modern which was sold to compliment his American Modern tableware from Steubenville Pottery. In 1961 Jackie Kennedy ordered a line of crystal stemware for the White House. After that the line was known as the President's House.

This Morgantown Cocktail Barware Set is available for sale HERE!

SOLD