Posted 3 months ago
ks85
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I picked up a large set of each of these but have been unable to ID them. I was hoping someone might know who made them or have an idea where I should look.
Thanks
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Thanks for the love Tony
I have ones very similar to the ones in your right pic. Everyday glasses, I'm afraid, at least mine are. The ones on the left look more special, but without a maker's mark it's a laborious search. Good Luck!
PS. Go to replacements.com and type in "Crystal old fashioned horizontal and vertical cut" in the search box Similar glasses will show for you to look through and compare. If you click on the right fit, it will then give you the dimensions for comparison.
Mikasa Bromley?
No, your cuts go all the way up to the rim, sorry!
No need to apologize and thanks for the help Mary :).
I was able to find the first ones... "aspen" by fostoria.
Thanks for the loves Sean and Undreal
Great, did you find them on replacements? It's a great resource.
Do the ones on the right have any marks on the base?. Mine are by Circleware, made in Bulgaria, but have what looks like a P on the bottom. I think the pattern was called Windowpane
Thanks again Mary.