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My antique beer glasses | Breweriana431 of 1235 |  |  |
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VikingDave
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I've researched for antique beer glasses like hese, but I haven't really seen any in this good of shape. These belonged to my grandfather and I love them very much. Although, I don't know anything about where they came from or how old they are.
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try searching eBay for: stained glass beer. There are a number of these "simulated" stained glass beer glasses listed. They are typically noted as Anchor Hocking from the 1970s; so you might check for the AH mark on the bottom.
I was on this sight trying to find out about my parent's glasses that I now own that are exactly like these! We actually owned them in the 1960s, so they go back earlier than the '70s. I will have to ask my parents if they remember at all where they got them. I doubt they will, but I will let you know if I find anything out!