Set of 5 Vintage Burple-Green 6 oz Glasses /Tumblers - Anchor Hocking Dark Green Crystal Discontinued Burple Pattern w/ Clear Bubble Stem
Vintage set of 7 circa 1950 Burple-Green stem 6 oz. footed tumber glasses made by the Anchor Hocking Company. They have been since discontinued. This size is the tumbler.
The large bowl is a beautiful dark green. The stems are clear and feature bubbles on the rims and and five sets of bubbles inside swirls that twist up to the base of the green bowl.
With emerald green bowls and clear stems, they are all in excellent vintage condition with no chips or cracks. They are also pretty hard to find and sell for $9.99 each on replacements.com
Measure 5" high. Top opening is 2 3/4" diameter. Bases have 2" diameter.
Note the last photo that shows this smaller sized glass along with the larger Iced Tea size. I have a matching set of 7 Iced Tea size glasses also available in our shop at:
https://www.etsy.com/listing/509751640/set-of-7-vintage-burple-green-glasses?ref=shop_home_active_2
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