Wine Water Goblet Glass Heisey Orchid #5025 1940s

$ 5.81

Theme: Floral Features: Etched Finish: clear Pattern: Etched Patterns Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original Occasion: All Occasions Color: Clear Shape: Round Material: Glass Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only Handmade: Yes Manufacturer Warranty: none Item Height: 8.25" Department: Unisex Adults Backstamp: none Keeps Cold For: 2 hrs Year Manufactured: 1940 Country of Origin: United States Signed: No Type: Goblet Time Period Manufactured: 1940-1949 Keeps Hot For: 2 hrs Item Weight: 1lbs Item Diameter: 3.25" Product Line: Heisey Production Style: Elegant Glass Style: Mid-Century Modern Brand: Heisey Production Technique: Hand Blown Glass height: 8.25" Origin: USA Number of Items in Set: 1 Vintage: Yes

Description

Wine Water Goblet Glass Heisey Orchid #5025 1940s. A beautiful and graceful pattern for all ages. The etching is quite beautiful with the orchid panels alternating with bow and delicate floral spray panels. The stem is elaborate with six panels in the center. Heisey Orchid #5025 1940s Wine Water Goblet Props used in photographs ( flowers, wine bottle) are NOT included in sale A beautiful and graceful pattern for all ages. This vintage wine water goblet glass is one of Heisey’s most beautiful and popular designs with paneled sides and optic stem. The pattern of the stemware is called Tyrolean and this is decorated in the #507 Orchid Etching. The etching is quite beautiful with the orchid panels alternating with bow and delicate floral spray panels. The stem is elaborate with six panels in the center. This lovely Heisey "Orchid" pattern goblet is etched on Heisey stem #5025 known as Tyrolean. The etching #507 has alternating panels of Orchid blossoms and ornate bow with delicate floral spray motif. It stands approx.: 8.25” H x 3.5” W Blown Glass. Crafted In United States. Discontinued Piece. A.H. Heisey & Company of Newark, Ohio, first introduced the "Orchid" etched pattern in 1940 and it continued in production until the Heisey Company closed in 1957. Excellent vintage condition, appropriate for age and use. Notable condition issues appear to be manufacturing anomalies flaws, though they also may be attributable to aging factors. Minimally apparent but visible without a loupe