Cocktail Glasses Vintage
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Fred Cool Shooters Shot Glass Mold List Price: $9.99 Sale Price: $6.45 Average Rating:   |
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What's cooler than a shot glass made of ice? Fill COOL SHOOTERS with water or your favorite juice, freeze, and then pop out four fully-formed frozen shot glasses. A great way to add a little nip to your favorite sip! |
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Tropical Tiki Mug Set List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $19.98 Average Rating:  |
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These Polynesian tiki glasses will even make drinking milk exotic. No longer are such cool cups exclusively found in Chinese restaurant lounges. They are beautifully detailed and certain to instantly transport you to a tropical paradise in a single sip!! |
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Vintage NASCAR Gas Pump Liquor Dispenser List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $39.95 |
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A new upgraded version of our classic gas pump liquor dispenser, this vintage looking gas pump drink dispenser is officially licensed and commemorates the start of NASCAR with 1948 and checkered flags on the copper accented top... |
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Vintage Clear 6-oz Flute Glasses (Case of 24) $200.99 These Vintage flute glasses feature a classic shape for a traditional presentation. These versatile 6-ounce glasses can be used for food or cocktail service.*Color: Clear *Materials: Mouth-blown glass *Capacity: 6 ounces *Dimensions: 10 inches tall x 3.25 inches in diameter *Case of 24 glasses |
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Vintage Clear 8-oz Martini Glasses (Case of 16) $137.99 These Vintage martini glasses feature a classic shape for a traditional presentation. These versatile 8-ounce glasses can be used for food or cocktail service.*Color: Clear *Materials: Mouth-blown glass *Capacity: 8 ounces *Dimensions: 7 inches tall x 5.5 inches in diameter *Case of 16 glasses |
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Vintage Cat Eye Glasses $11.95 Includes glasses. |
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Crystalline Cocktail Glasses (set of 2) $235 Set of two cocktail glasses, Clear crystal filled stems with faceted clear crystal base. Dimensions: cm x cm |
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Vintage Cat Eye Adult Glasses $10.99 Includes glasses. |
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Libbey 9.75-oz Cocktail Glasses (Pack of 12) $65.19 Libbey Glassware is the innovative leader in North America in producing durable, quality glassware for the food service industry. This case of cocktail glasses is no exception.*Case of 12 cups *Crafted of high-quality glass *Glasses measure 7 inches high by 4.875 inches wide *Capacity: 9.75 ounces |
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Libbey 9.25-oz Embassy Cocktail Glasses (Pack of 12) $47.99 Libbey Glassware is the innovative leader in North America in producing durable, quality glassware for the food service industry. This case of cocktail glasses is no exception.*Case of 12 cups *Crafted of high-quality glass *Glasses measure 6 inches high by 4.375 inches wide *Capacity: 9.25 ounces |
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Paper Shapers Cocktail Glasses Medium Paper Punch $8.49 *Paper punch is perfect for sprucing up scrapbooks, card and other paper crafts *Scrapbooking tool features a cocktail glasses design *Lightweight and easy to use punch is sure to be your favorite *Locks for easy storage and safety |
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Different Type Of Vintage Jewelry
Vintage Jewelry: Vintage jewelry is always in fashion! Often reserved for royalty or the Hollywood elite, now fine vintage jewelry is available to everyone. Many brides are turning to vintage diamond engagement rings as their choice. There is a sense of romance with the decorative styles of days past and old style cut diamonds add to the glamor. A sentimental value is usually attached to each Gold and Platinum vintage or antique piece that is invaluable. Behind every piece of vintage jewelry, there is a story. Each piece is unique and has been owned and loved by someone before us. It is special to the owner because it reminds her of a special someone or a memorable occasion. Vintage jewelry reflects the trends of the old days, as the designs are much influenced by the type of clothing worn and the material used at the time. Owning a piece of vintage jewelry is owning a piece of nostalgia. Serious collectors and jewelry lovers seek out the rare pieces by well known designers such as Tiffany & Co. , Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels. These are often elaborate of exquisitely created from rare and unique gemstones, such as diamonds, rubies, sapphires and emeralds, that command a premium price.
Victorian Jewelry: Yellow gold and silver were the metals of choice as Victorian jewelry artisans did not learn to work with platinum until very late in the period. Gemstones were often used in Victorian jewelry and helped keep jewelry affordable for the mass market. Garnets, amethysts, corals, turquoise, and seed pearls were in style. Opals were increasingly popular as Queen Victoria adored them. Diamonds were discovered in South Africa in 1867 and became popular during the Victorian jewelry period.
Art Nouveau Jewelry Designs: Jewelry which was created during the Art Nouveau period embodied art for the sake of art, as well as a dramatic trend in fashion. Free flowing asymmetrical lines were important and emphasized the designers innovative skills. Because materials were not as important as design and craftsmanship, a number of varied gemstones were popular. Amber, opals, moonstones, citrines, and peridots were used along with other interesting materials like horn, copper, tortoise-shell, ivory, carved glass, shells, pearls, and gemstones cut in cabochon.
Edwardian Jewelry Designs: During the Edwardian jewelry period, jewelers used platinum and diamonds to create intricate and delicate filigree patterns that resembled lace. Light and airy designs became hallmarks of Edwardian jewelry. The elegance, beauty and superb craftsmanship of Edwardian jewelry has remained unparalleled through the ages.
Art Deco Jewelry: With Art Deco jewelry, the emphasis shifted from soft colors and flowing lines to bold, bright colors and straight lines. Pearls and long earrings were popular, along with diamond watches, beads, and cocktail rings. New geometric cuts for gems went hand-in-hand with the symmetry and streamlined look of Art Deco jewelry. Emeralds, sapphires and rubies became the gems of choice in Art Deco jewelry. Synthetic gemstones were popular and were often used instead of the more expensive natural gems.
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