Glass Goblets

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Montclair Set of 4 Glass Goblets

Long green stemmed Wine Glass goblet France $15.99

Green Hand blown Stemmed Goblet 8 1/2″ $16.99

Cobalt Blue Hand blown Stemmed Goblet 8 3/4″ $16.99

Fostoria ASPEN 7 1/8″ Stemmed Water Goblet/s A62 $11.99

IMPERIAL GLASS PURPLE WINE/CORDIAL GOBLET $6.50

Swedish Crystal Gulli (Seneca Glass, Ingrid) 2 Water Goblet and 3 Sherbet $20.00

Vintage Marigold Iridescent Goblet $0.99

Set of 4 Fostoria Cobalt Blue Argus HFM Goblets $19.99

Jeannette Glass Iris & Herringbone 3 oz Wine Goblet Cordial $6.99

INDIANA MT. VERNON SET OF 4 GREEN GOBLETS $9.99

4 pcs Clear Crystal Red Wine Glasses Goblet Stemware $8.99

NEW VINTAGE 4 FOSTORIA GLASS HERITAGE ICE TEA GOBLET GLASSES IN BOX SET LOT $24.99

NEW VINTAGE 4 FOSTORIA GLASS HERITAGE ICE TEA GOBLET GLASSES IN BOX SET LOT $24.99

Mikasa Arctic Lights Red Wine Goblet $19.99

Green Hobnail Goblets $0.99

Green Hobnail Goblets $0.99

VINTAGE VENETIAN GOBLETS -ENAMEL FLORAL DESIGNS- BEAUTIFULLY GILDED CUPS & STEMS $69.99

2 VINTAGE CLASSIC RAT PACK MARTINI COCKTAIL GOBLETS… CANDLEWICK STYLE (No. 2) $33.75

2 VINTAGE CLASSIC RAT PACK MARTINI COCKTAIL GOBLETS… CANDLEWICK STYLE (No. 1) $37.50

Fostoria ASPEN 7 1/4″ Water Goblet/s A 62 $11.99

Brockway Glass 4 Amber Concord Sandwich 10 ounce Goblets $23.99

Vintage Libbey Stem 3005 Grey Cut Pattern 16 (3005-16) Iced Tea Goblet Glass $14.95

Vintage Libbey Stem 3005 Grey Cut Pattern 16 (3005-16) Champagne Goblet Glass $9.95

Vintage Libbey Stem 3005 Grey Cut Pattern 16 (3005-16) Water Wine Goblet Glass $14.95

Vintage Indiana Amber Glass Goblet $0.99

Set of 4 Noritake Water Goblets Red Yellow Perspective $139.99

Set of 2 Fostoria Glass Hex Foot Sherbert/Champagne Goblet $7.99

Contemporary Set (4) Lowenbrau Munich Gold Rim Beer Ale Lager Goblets Glasses $11.95

4 Vintage 8 OZ Indiana Carnival Glass Harvest Blue Iridescent Goblets Grapes $13.99

Waterford Carina Water Goblet $29.99

Heisey Cabochon Water Goblets (6) $59.99

Royal Leerdam Rubato Water Goblets $79.99

Heisey Carcassone Water Goblets (8) $74.99

Fostoria Nosegay Water Goblets (7) $74.99

Heisey Victory Water Goblets (4) $59.99

Heisey Plantation Wine Goblets (3) $99.99

Fostoria Dolly Madison Water Goblets (6) $74.99

Libbey Rock Sharpe Liberty Bell Eagle Water Goblets & Sherbet $59.99

Heisey Augusta Water Goblets (4) $59.99

Fostoria Florentine Water Goblets (5) $74.99

Tag Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Aqua by tag, Aqua $55.09 Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Aqua by tag

Tag Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Olive by tag, Olive $55.09 Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Olive by tag

Tag Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Red by tag, Red $77.42 Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Red by tag

Tag Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Wheat by tag, Wheat $55.09 Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Wheat by tag

Tag Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Clear by tag, Clear $55.09 Bubble Glass Goblets – Set of 6 Clear by tag

Nautica Set of 4 Sloan Square Goblets $39.95 The barware and glass serving pieces for the Sloane Square pattern are decorated with simple, understated silver bands and offer a true complement to the pattern.

La Rochere Set of 6 Perigord Goblets $59.95 La Rochere, located in France, is the oldest continuous running glass factory in Europe. Opened in 1475 (17 years before Columbus came to the Americas, La Rochere has been producing glass. Each item is machine made in France at very high temperatures producing a glass the is both crystal clear and durable.. This heavy duty glass is sturdy and perfect for everyday use. It is both casual and elegant and dishwasher safe. The many embossed decors include the Napoleon bee, French royal Fleur de Lys, Dragonfly representing sping and rebirth, Versailles, which is developed from the palace at Versailles, or Perigord, the traditional lines and clarity from the Bordeaux region, each piece is a piece of French glass history.

La Rochere Set of 6 Versailles Goblets $49.95 La Rochere, located in France, is the oldest continuous running glass factory in Europe. Opened in 1475 (17 years before Columbus came to the Americas, La Rochere has been producing glass. Each item is machine made in France at very high temperatures producing a glass the is both crystal clear and durable.. This heavy duty glass is sturdy and perfect for everyday use. It is both casual and elegant and dishwasher safe. The many embossed decors include the Napoleon bee, French royal Fleur de Lys, Dragonfly representing sping and rebirth, Versailles, which is developed from the palace at Versailles, or Perigord, the traditional lines and clarity from the Bordeaux region, each piece is a piece of French glass history.

La Rochere Set of 6 Dragonfly Goblets $49.95 La Rochere, located in France, is the oldest continuous running glass factory in Europe. Opened in 1475 (17 years before Columbus came to the Americas, La Rochere has been producing glass. Each item is machine made in France at very high temperatures producing a glass the is both crystal clear and durable.. This heavy duty glass is sturdy and perfect for everyday use. It is both casual and elegant and dishwasher safe. The many embossed decors include the Napoleon bee, French royal Fleur de Lys, Dragonfly representing sping and rebirth, Versailles, which is developed from the palace at Versailles, or Perigord, the traditional lines and clarity from the Bordeaux region, each piece is a piece of French glass history.

La Rochere Set of 6/8-oz. Napoleon Bee Goblets $49.95 The French bee was originally chosen during the coronation of Napoleon to appear on his official coat of arms. The la Rochere glass collection was inspired by an authorized travel set belonging to Napoleon in which the bee pattern was used. Today that pattern is displayed in a Paris museum, the delightful 3-dimensional bee adorning each piece of la Rochere glassware. La Rochere glass is known for its uniquely clear and beautiful look, yet is sturdy — heavy-duty enough for every day use, and dishwasher safe. Founded in 1475, the la Rochere factory is the oldest glass factory in France, producing this unique and collectible glassware by melting a mixture (around 1450 degrees centigrade) of sand, soda, and lime, with other added ingredients.