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4 Libbey Winter frosted snow covered pine tree glasses stemmed goblet Christmas
4 Libbey Winter frosted snow covered pine tree glasses stemmed goblet Christmas
4 Libbey Winter frosted snow covered pine tree glasses stemmed goblet Christmas
4 Libbey Winter frosted snow covered pine tree glasses stemmed goblet Christmas
4 Libbey Winter frosted snow covered pine tree glasses stemmed goblet Christmas

4 Libbey Winter frosted snow covered pine tree glasses stemmed goblet Christmas

$ 9.61

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Type of Advertising: Glass
  • Material: Glass
  • Modified Item: No
  • Capacity: 12 oz.
  • Theme: Restaurants & Fast Food
  • Brand: Arby's
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Color: White
  • Date of Creation: 1980's
  • Condition: Excellent, near mint condition; no chips or cracks. All glass is clear and has no hard water or mineral deposits. Some have extremely minimal wear on gold rim that is very hard to notice. Lighting glares from camera make gold rims appear to have more wear then they have.
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Manufacturer: Libbey

    Description

    Set of 4 tulip style stemmed glasses with etched frosted white snow covered pine trees. Same design goes around the entire bottom half of the glass.
    Beautiful gold rims on all glasses. Approx 7" height; 2 3/4" top diameter; 2 11/16" bottom stem diameter.
    Glass holds 12 oz. filled 1/2" below top. Perfect for holiday dinners, wine, water or tea glass.
    These are vintage from the 1980's from promotion at Arby's. Listing is for a set of 4 glasses; 4 sets are available. If you need a different amount just message me with how many and your zip code so I can send you an estimated postage cost.
    Excellent, near mint condition; no chips or cracks. All glass is clear and has no hard water or mineral deposits. Some have extremely minimal wear on gold rim that is very hard to notice. Lighting glares from camera make gold rims appear to have more wear then they have.