Vintage glassware is a practical way to add some zip to your tabletop without taking up extra space. Many of the options above would fit right in with a holiday spread.
1. Atomic glasses from TheVintageApartment, 5 for $25
2. Blakely Oil Arizona cactus glasses from TheCottageCheese, 8 for $85
3. Vintage red plaid tumblers from Redpopshop, 2 for $8
4. Silver ombré bar set from ATasteForVintage, 7 (plus ice bucket and tongs) for $95
5. Monogrammed silver rim glasses from AttysVintage, 8 for $38
6. Starburst high ball glasses from Cammoo, 8 (plus carrier) for $72
7. Fern pattern glasses from Vintagenowandthen, 4 (plus carrier) for $18
8. Tennis glass from MelissaRaAan, $15 (clearly not a set, unless you're getting punny)
9. and 10. Turquoise and gold glasses, 6 for $39.99, and Libbey Fall Foliage glasses, 4 for $24.99, from Retroburgh
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Please keep these Etsy posts coming! I love buying Christmas gifts there, but find it so tedious to locate stores I actually want to buy from
You can also find these things very cheap by searching "vintage barware" on eBay. I got six silver ombre glasses like the ones pictured here in a chrome basket for $6!!
Love vintage glass. I always pick up champagne 'coupes' when I come across them in thrift stores.
Someone was selling atomic barware on eBay a few weeks ago. A set of highball glasses went for $12, an atomic glass cocktail shaker also for $10. Missed the bids (darn) but Cindy44 is right, don't forget eBay.
Gad, I feel old; I REMEMBER these!
i love the frosted cactus and plaid glasses. my mom sells these mid century style tumblers at valleyvintageduvall on etsy.
Check out this etsy page for more vintage:
http://www.etsy.com/shop/christapirlinteriors
What I wouldn't do to find a set like my grandmother had. Each was silkscreened with iconic items from various european cities. I know for certain there was at least once each of London, Madrid, Paris and Rome.
If you want your vintage glasswear to be around for another 50 years, don't put them in the dishwasher.