Cera

Set of 8 Vintage Cera Glass Highball Glasses With Old World Maps. Glasses measure 5 1/2" tall x 2 3/4". All in excellent vintage condition.

Great set of six double old fashioned "Name Your Poison" cocktail glasses (14oz) by Cera for Neiman Marcus, circa 1980s. Each glass has a different position listed on it including: H...

Great set of four tall high ball glasses tracking the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) from 1958 to 1968 by Cera, circa 1970s. Each glass captures 10 years of current events and...

Set of 4 Vintage Cera old fashioned highball glasses. These mid-century pieces with designs of old world maps in 22K gold are classic and inspiring. Glasses measure approximately 5....

Set of 6 Cera Old World Map Double Rocks Glasses. These glasses are larger than rerocks glasses. Decorated with old world maps in tan coloration and 22k...

Fun set of six name your poison rocks glasses with matching ice bucket. Very rare to have the ice bucket included.

Great set of five billiard / pool balls roll poly cocktail glasses by Cera, circa 1970s. Each glass resembles a billiard ball with a number and colorful stripe. These glasses are ver...

Very large extensive set of coin Mid-Century Modern barware and glasses by Cera. The set consisting of eight highball glasses, eight 5-ounce rocks glasses, seven footed beer glasses, and three nut bowls in metal carrier. All in fabulous vintage condition with all 22-karat gold and black design intact, circa mid-20th century. This barware is so Mad Men!! How wonderful it will look in your Mid-Century Modern bar. And so much fun to use to serve your guests. The large set is comprised of eight of the 5.5-inch tall highball glasses, seven of the 5.25-inch tall footed beer glasses, eight of the 3.25-inch tall rocks glasses, and three 2.25-inch tall nut bowls in their original brass plated carrier. All with the black and 22-karat gold antique coin design attributed to Bob Wallack and all in excellent condition. The highball and rocks glasses are marked with the Cera half and half crown, the nut bowls are not marked; however, the beer glasses have the Federal Glass Company...