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C.1920S-1950S GLASSES (SET OF 4) WHO MADE THESE?, ive had these for a very long time , these were given to me by a great friend and he did purchase from an anitque store and i love these and i just dont know nothing about these of who was the maker or what country they are from or really what year. and also vintage tray by REED &BARTON>
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Nice set Bellin68...I love clear glass and these are very pretty!....:-)
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I would put port in them myself...yum.
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very pretty set; with the safety edge I'd first look at Libbey. I can't make out the design of the optics but you might investigate Libbey stem #1002, as it has a number of different optic options.
Thankyou Tallcakes for the info and vetraio50 for the love :) and Amberrose :)
TallCakes, No number and no mold crease either
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