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Late 1930s Hazel Atlas SHIPS Cobalt Blue Cocktail Mixer / Ice Bucket
Made in the late 1930s, this deco designed cobalt blue glass ice pail / cocktail mixer by Hazel Atlas is in the SHIPS pattern. It is also sometimes called SAILBOATS, and SPORTSMAN SERIES. It measures approx. 4 1/2" tall and 4 3/4" across the top. It is in perfect condition, with no chips or cracks, and the sailboat and seagull designs have no wear.
S&H IS AN ADDITIONAL $7.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.
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BLACK CAT HALLOWEEN Novelty Shot Glass SET PAIR - NearMint Condition
- This near perfect pair of novelty shot glasses are from the 1950s and feature two black cats fighting under a full orange moon. There is a man leaning out of a window who is throwing a shoe at the cats - while cussing (there are squiggly lines emerging from his mouth, which I can only assume are curses). Both glasses are in wonderful condition. The black and orange accents are all intact, while the gold painted rims have the lightest bit of wear. Glasses have no chips, cracks or repairs. Each one reads "Good Luck".
S&H is an additional $5.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.
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1958 YELLOW West Virginia Glass BLENDO MARTINI PITCHER and GLASSSES COCKTAIL SET
Made in 1958 by West Virginia Glass in Weston, W. Virginia, this tall martini pitcher and set of 6 glasses will be the centerpiece of your party table. This cocktail set is in the yellow BLENDO pattern, which is a mix of clear and frosted glass with gold paint accents. The pitcher has an ice lip and cat tail handle. The set is in wonderful condition, with no chips or cracks. The pitcher still has the original "West Virginia Glass" sticker, and the gold band accent is 100% intact. The gold bands on the tallboy "Tom Collins" glasses are mostly intact with some wear to a few of the glasses, but still display nicely.
Pitcher measures approx. 11 1/4" tall x 5" across at the rim. Glasses are approx. 6 1/2" tall and 2 1/4" across at the rim.
S&H is additional, and depends on your zip code. This package will be quite heavy to ship, as it is fragile and will need to be packed properly.
Sorry, this item cannot be shipped overseas.
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Stunning Deco MODERN Chrome and Glass Bar COCKTAIL Set
- This wonderful vintage set is stunning - it will reflect the light beautifully at your next cocktail party. The chrome holder has a striking deco styling to it, while the 6 glasses and large pitcher decanter have a touch of moderne. It also has the original glass stirrer. It is in absolutely wonderful condition, with all the silvering on the glassware intact and free from rubs and fading. It is quite large, and measures approx. 13 1/2" tall x 11" wide, with each glass measuring 2 3/4" tall. The stirrer measures in at approx. 9 3/4" long, including the crosshatched tip.
S&H is additional, and is based on zip code. This will probably be quite expensive to ship, as it will need to be double boxed very carefully to insure safe shipping.
Sorry, this item cannot be shipped internationally.
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GOEBEL Friar Tuck Ceramic POURER Souvenir of GENEVE Cork Stopper MONK
- This Friar Tuck ceramic pourer was made by Goebel. Especially nice because, while most examples of this item are plain, this one has the words "Geneve" in transfer on the front of Tuck's robe - perhaps sold as a souvenir of the Swiss province. Also, the cork is still intact on the stopper, which is sometimes not the case on other examples of this item.
Excellent condition, free of chips or repairs. There are a few light black scuffs on the top of his head (see photo). Measures approx. 3" tall.
S&H is an additional $4.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.
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TRIBAL CANNIBAL Novelty Shot Glass SET PAIR - NearMint Condition - White Woman
This near perfect pair of novelty shot glasses are from the 1950s and feature black cannibals about to eat a captured white woman (probably a tourist out on safari, as she is wearing jodphers). One of the natives is holding a pepper shaker and stirring the cooking pot, while the other native is carrying her towards the fire. Both glasses are in wonderful condition. The black, white, and orange accents are all intact, while the gold painted rims have the lightest bit of wear. Glasses have no chips, cracks or repairs. Each one reads "Down the Hatch".
S&H is an additional $5.00 within the continental U.S. International shipping is also available.
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