Lot 445
Steuben Glass Highball and Champagne Glasses. This tasteful lot includes two sets of clear lead crystal glasses. The design of the first set, six highballs standing 6" tall and adorned with a teardrop-shaped dimple at the bottom of weighted glasses (pattern 7980), was discontinued ca. 1943. The scripted Steuben hallmark is acid etched along the outer edge of the bottom of each glass. The second set is six baluster stem champagne classes designed by George Thompson ca. 1940-1949 (pattern 7877), H. 3¾", D, 4". These likewise bear the Steuben hallmark acid etched at the bottom center of each foot. Though clearly made for toasting and sipping bubbly, their ample proportions might make them equally appropriate for serving sinfully delectable desserts. Both sets are in excellent condition, and come with their individual protective felt sacks and original Bullocks Los Angeles boxes. Estimated Value $600 - 800
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| Realized $525 |
