Etched florals all around the bowl, a bulbous stem, a flared top — mid-century Japan at its most quietly elegant.
Maker: Unknown (unmarked); sold by W.T. Grant
Materials: Blown glass, hand-cut and etched
Origin: Japan
Era: Vintage, circa 1950s–1960s
Quantity: Set of 6
Dimensions: 5.5" tall, ~3.0" diameter (top opening), 4 oz
Condition: Very good — minor wear from age/use; air bubbles visible, characteristic of blown glass; no chips, cracks, or scratches. Hand wash recommended. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
At 5.5 inches tall with a nearly 3-inch opening and 4 oz capacity, these are versatile stemware — equally suited to sherry, liqueurs, dessert service, or parfaits.
A lovely set for an elegant barware collector, a mid-century enthusiast, a hostess gift, or anyone building a beautiful mixed bar with pieces that have genuine character.
These glasses were sold by W.T. Grant in the 1950s, one of the major American five-and-dime retail chains that imported affordable, well-made Japanese glass and tableware for the mass American market during the postwar decades.
Browse our shop for more vintage Japanese barware and etched glass to round out your collection.
