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Posted 5 months ago
toracat
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I went to three thrift stores today and bought these four cups, the one in the front has a ribbing around top edge, it is only one marked, made in France, the other three have no marks and are alike and a little bigger and taller. I am using as wine, I think France and must be! They were $1.50 each, so $6.00 total, I looked for awhile on internet but did not find any like them. I like them as they are short, I sometimes knock over long stem wine glasses, especially after 4-6 glasses! haha They are kind of cute, they made my day happier!
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I used to have that trouble knocking over wine glasses too, so I just quit using glasses and drank straight from the bottle. Glasses are for company. ;))
I have done that also!
they are actually egg cups; used for serving soft boiled eggs
i agree with tallcakes -- they're egg coddlers -- of course with enough wine anything goes -- have a great day dear one
Thanks!
Hi the last two photos are wine goblets, very similar!