Machine Age Art Deco Walter Von Nessen Cocktail Cups Set of Four Copper & Brass

The Set of Six Art Deco Cocktail Glasses in Chrome American, Circa 1930 is a brilliant example of material and design of the era. It features a stacked spherical design rising from the base of the cups, rounded with a great feel in the hand, rendered in polished Chrome. Its stunning form is derived from the sumptuous and warm elements characteristic of the modernist movement. They reflect beautifully and are brilliant in both style and function. Streamlined and elegantly reserved, these glasses will serve as a beautiful addition to collectors and admirers of Art Deco accessories...

Awesome vintage casino slot machine highball cocktail glasses set of six. Beautiful condition, keeping in mind that these are vintage and not new so wil...

Set of two "Atomic Age" Harold's Casino of Reno, Nevada "Moonshot" beverage glasses, circa 1970s. The glasses can be used as a cocktail glass or turn ...

4 Art Deco Heisey Glass 'Stanhope' Cups & Saucers, by Walter Von Hessen A.H. Heisey Company was formed in Newark, Ohio, in 1895, closed in 1957 Pattern - Stanhope by Heisey Discontinued 1936 - 1937 This set of four Art Deco Heisey Glass 'Stanhope' cups and saucers is a beautiful example of vintage glassware. The cups and saucers were made by the A.H. Heisey Glass Company, which was established in Newark, Ohio, in 1895 and closed in 1957. The 'Stanhope' pattern was designed by Walter Von Hessen and is named after Lady Stanhope, the owner of the Stanhope Diamond. This rare pattern was produced for only one year, from 1936 to 1937, making these cups and saucers particularly special and collectible. Each cup and saucer set in the 'Stanhope' pattern epitomizes elegant glassware...

Elegant vintage French barware cocktail glasses with a pattern in a gold leaf finish. Set includes 4 cocktail glasses in Moser style design. Thi...

A rare set of chrome sugar and creamer, with bakelite, handles designed by Walter Von Nessen, for Manning Bowman in very good condition, circa 1930s.