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1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 601 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 602 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 603 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 604 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 605 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 606 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 607 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 608 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 609 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 610 / 5060 -
1 Cup & the Lid are damaged Gaudy Welsh is a vibrant style of antique (ATQ) British pottery and bone china that flourished between roughly 1820 and 1860, characterized by its bold, hand-painted underglazed designs. Despite its name, most of this ware was actually produced in the Staffordshire and Newcastle-under-Lyme regions of England specifically for the Welsh market and working-class families who adored the brilliant color combinations. 611 / 5060 -
The piece does show signs of a scratch, however it did not feel like one W. Rolfe Collection Real Flowers Preserved In Their Natural State Signed by the artist, this acrylic lucite piece is not only functional but also a decorative statement piece that showcases craftsmanship and attention to detail. 612 / 5060 -
The piece does show signs of a scratch, however it did not feel like one W. Rolfe Collection Real Flowers Preserved In Their Natural State Signed by the artist, this acrylic lucite piece is not only functional but also a decorative statement piece that showcases craftsmanship and attention to detail. 613 / 5060 -
The piece does show signs of a scratch, however it did not feel like one W. Rolfe Collection Real Flowers Preserved In Their Natural State Signed by the artist, this acrylic lucite piece is not only functional but also a decorative statement piece that showcases craftsmanship and attention to detail. 614 / 5060 -
The piece does show signs of a scratch, however it did not feel like one W. Rolfe Collection Real Flowers Preserved In Their Natural State Signed by the artist, this acrylic lucite piece is not only functional but also a decorative statement piece that showcases craftsmanship and attention to detail. 615 / 5060 -
The product is a set of two handmade, 8 3/8" stemmed glass goblets featuring a "Fresh" multi-color design. These goblets are produced using a stained glass technique, specifically fused glass, adding a unique and artistic touch to the drinkware. Made with high-quality glass material, these goblets are sure to add a touch of elegance to any table setting or barware collection. Perfect for serving beverages or as decorative accents, these handmade goblets are a beautiful and functional addition to any home. 616 / 5060 -
The product is a set of two handmade, 8 3/8" stemmed glass goblets featuring a "Fresh" multi-color design. These goblets are produced using a stained glass technique, specifically fused glass, adding a unique and artistic touch to the drinkware. Made with high-quality glass material, these goblets are sure to add a touch of elegance to any table setting or barware collection. Perfect for serving beverages or as decorative accents, these handmade goblets are a beautiful and functional addition to any home. 617 / 5060 -
The product is a set of two handmade, 8 3/8" stemmed glass goblets featuring a "Fresh" multi-color design. These goblets are produced using a stained glass technique, specifically fused glass, adding a unique and artistic touch to the drinkware. Made with high-quality glass material, these goblets are sure to add a touch of elegance to any table setting or barware collection. Perfect for serving beverages or as decorative accents, these handmade goblets are a beautiful and functional addition to any home. 618 / 5060 -
The product is a set of two handmade, 8 3/8" stemmed glass goblets featuring a "Fresh" multi-color design. These goblets are produced using a stained glass technique, specifically fused glass, adding a unique and artistic touch to the drinkware. Made with high-quality glass material, these goblets are sure to add a touch of elegance to any table setting or barware collection. Perfect for serving beverages or as decorative accents, these handmade goblets are a beautiful and functional addition to any home. 619 / 5060 -
The product is a set of two handmade, 8 3/8" stemmed glass goblets featuring a "Fresh" multi-color design. These goblets are produced using a stained glass technique, specifically fused glass, adding a unique and artistic touch to the drinkware. Made with high-quality glass material, these goblets are sure to add a touch of elegance to any table setting or barware collection. Perfect for serving beverages or as decorative accents, these handmade goblets are a beautiful and functional addition to any home. 620 / 5060 -
The product is a set of two handmade, 8 3/8" stemmed glass goblets featuring a "Fresh" multi-color design. These goblets are produced using a stained glass technique, specifically fused glass, adding a unique and artistic touch to the drinkware. Made with high-quality glass material, these goblets are sure to add a touch of elegance to any table setting or barware collection. Perfect for serving beverages or as decorative accents, these handmade goblets are a beautiful and functional addition to any home. 621 / 5060 -
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Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 641 / 5060 -
Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 642 / 5060 -
Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 643 / 5060 -
Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 644 / 5060 -
Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 645 / 5060 -
Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 646 / 5060 -
Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 647 / 5060 -
Vintage hand blown multi-colored mosaic art glass pitchers vary significantly in origin, style, and value, ranging from everyday collectible dinnerware to premium Italian mid-century antiques 0-inch Italian-made collectible pitcher adorned with floating, colorful geometric mosaic glass chips embedded inside the clear glass walls. 648 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 649 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 650 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 651 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 652 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 653 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 654 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 655 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 656 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 657 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 658 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 659 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 660 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 661 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 662 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 663 / 5060 -
Vintage Akro Agate blue swirl milk glass (often referred to as slag glass) pieces are highly collectible. They are celebrated for their distinctive marbled patterns and Art Deco styling. Produced primarily between the 1930s and 1950s, these vibrant opaque glass creations range from children's toy sets to functional vanity and household items. These pieces are styled in molded scallop or sea shell shapes. They are ideal for holding rings, small items, or decorative soaps. They showcase beautiful translucent marbled gradients along the scalloped edges. 664 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 665 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 666 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 667 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 668 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 669 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 670 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 671 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 672 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 673 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 674 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 675 / 5060 -
The markings on your Homer Laughlin dinnerware indicate that your specific piece was manufactured in December 1948 at the Newell, West Virginia factory complex L: Represents the month of manufacture. Following the standard chronological alphabet format (A = January, B = February, etc.), L stands for December.48: Denotes the year of manufacture, meaning it was made in 1948.N: Designates the Newell, West Virginia production facility, which became the primary hub for the company's pottery operations.Missing Number (Plant Code): Usually, the "N" is followed by a trailing single digit (such as "N 8" or "N 6"). This trailing digit identifies the exact plant building on the Newell campus where the piece was fired. 676 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 677 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 678 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 679 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 680 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 681 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 682 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 683 / 5060 -
Tiffin Glass Clear King's Crown seamed champagne glasses are highly collectible mid-century elegant pressed glass pieces manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company (later Tiffin-Franciscan) primarily between 1943 and 1962. This specific version of the historic 1891 Adams Glass pattern features a three-seam mold design, flared rims, and distinctively squared-off thumbprint "windows" around the bowl rather than perfectly round circles. The glasses serve dual purposes as champagne coupes or tall sherbet dishes, standing approximately 3 1/8 inches tall with a capacity of 6.2 ounces Vintage crystal etched champagne coupe glasses featuring the "Starflower" design are a highly sought-after collectible pattern, famously produced by mid-century manufacturers like Javit Crystal (often designated as Stem #190). These delicate glasses typically feature six-point cut starflowers connected by simple trailing vines and leaves engraved around the bowl. 684 / 5060 -
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