The King's Crown pattern has been beloved since Adams Glass introduced it in the late 1800s as "Excelsior" — and the Imperial Blue colorway is among its most striking expressions.
These water goblets feature the classic elongated oval thumbprints and zigzag markings of the King's Crown pattern in a rich Imperial Blue glass. We believe these are Tiffin rather than Indiana Glass based on the oval (not round) thumbprints and the flared top rim — but we're not experts, and invite you to examine the photos and draw your own conclusion. Offered at a reduced price due to condition: there are surface scratches, some cloudiness, and hard water staining — nothing that can't be addressed by a collector who knows their way around vintage glassware.
A project piece for the patient collector, priced accordingly.
Type: Water Goblets, Set of 3
Maker: Attributed to Tiffin Glass (U.S. Glass Co.)
Pattern: King's Crown / Thumbprint, Imperial Blue
Origin: USA
Era: 1950s–1970s
Material: Glass
Dimensions: 5⅝″ tall × 3.0″ diameter (opening). Holds 7 oz.
Condition: Vintage, used — average. Surface scratches, cloudiness, and hard water staining present. No cracks or chips. Priced to reflect condition. All sales final; please review all images carefully before purchasing.
