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Posted 2 years ago
Wenderella
(9 items)
I have several pieces of each of these glasses shown above. I cannot find anything about them. The first one I purchased at an antique store in the mountains about 45 years ago. It has a solid thick bottom and is about 3 3/4" tall and is 2 1/2 " in dia. at the opening.
The one in the center I know is a Champagne Flute. The edge at the rim is trimmed in gold. The glass is fluted? I bought these at a yard sale a few years ago and the lady I bought them from said they were Bohemia Crystal from Czchoslovakia. How do I know for sure?
The third glass is very thin..and delicate. Found in the same box as the creamer and sugar I listed. It "sounds" like crystal and it is about 4" tall and the opening is about 2". The glass is fluted? Not sure if I am using the correct term.
I would like to ID all of these but have not figured out how to do it other than to take them to an Antique dealer but thought I would do this first.
Thank you for looking. Wendy
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