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Posted 10 months ago
toracat
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Hello since I joined this site, I am really enjoying it and learning a lot, I inherited a lot from my mother but now am looking more at glassware, I have collected 35+ years, but not glass until now. I have a bunch of these wine glasses with ice pick on bottom? I am now looking at bottoms of all glass. I tried to look up tall wine glass and looks like old English? The decanters I have no idea, the one dish my mother used for bananas and sometimes paper towels. the horn pitcher, well I do not know what she was thinking when she got that or maybe it was her mothers? Thanks for looking. toracat MYSTERY solved for ice pick mark! it is Kaysons, see last photo Kaysons Rhapsody Cocktail glass!
Vintage Kaysons Golden Rhapsody Old fashioned Cocktail Glasses for your Mid Century Bar. This swanky pair of cocktail glasses will be coveted by all who are lucky enough to enjoy a cocktail in classic Mad Men style. They are quintessential wedding registry wish list glasses for the Mid Century Bride to be or for today's stylish bride. Perfect for you first cocktail hour in your new home.
These vintage glasses were made by Libbey to match the fine china dishware by the same name from Kaysons Import Corp. They are 3.5 inches tall, 3.25 inches diameter and will hold 8 ounces. They are in excellent condition, still looking great! The pattern Golden Rhapsody features a spray of white broad leafed flowers, I believe it may be Lily Of the Valley; they have one accented leaf also in gold and the safety rim is outlined in gold. THIS is about 4th photo glass.
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Thanks scandinavian_pieces I wrote this down! toracat
Thanks I am checking it out toracat
Very helpful! It was made in 1887! toracat
It is on bottom of wine glass toracat kind of like a claw.
I have no idea? I am sure they were my moms, but do not know how old? toracat
Thanks you are a big help!! toracat
This is Ice tongs type mark on bottom. It will not come out with camera toracat
love this very toracat , very cool :)
thanks BELLIN68
Hi toracat! First thing I thought was kluck kluck too. Scandi is much more versed than I so you have the right detective on the case. I would post individual pics of the others so we can focus. We get excited and distracted here ; ))
Very nice and good solving Amy (scandi) !
Round of applause for scandi, I think you gave toracat lots to work on.
Thanks to all of you! toracat
No it is different on wine glass, I will put photo of wine glass back on it is there if look close! toracat
It looks like ice tongs, like the man who delivered ice to houses in early days. toracat
The ice pick mark is Kaysons glsases!!!