Vintage Set of 4 Cobalt Blue Goblet-Style Drinking Glasses Decor Manufactured between the 1940’s &

Manufactured between the 1940’s & 1950’s during the milk glass revival period

In 1917 the Washington Pottery as well as Scotia pottery were purchased and in 1952 Davison & Son Ltd

The bowl is cream in colour and has a floral design of yellow and pink roses and gold gilt edging on the rim

A square shaped tea plate manufactured by Grindley during 1936 and 1954 and decorated with the Grindley “Sylvan” Art Deco pattern in stunning greens

Age related patina exists and the item is well used with a bend on the base

Vintage Set of 4 Cobalt Blue Goblet-Style Drinking Glasses Decor Manufactured between the 1940’s &This item is a set of four vintage goblet style drinking glasses styled in a vibrant Cobalt Blue. These are footed water or cocktail goblets featuring a distinct beehive or horizontal ribbed structure that tapers slightly toward a short, thick stem. Each glass sits on a wide, circular pedestal base that matches the transparent blue hue. The glass is glossy and highly reflective, producing visible highlights from the light source. Similar glasses were