Located in Clifton Springs, NY
The vintage set of beautiful Lenox Mansfield crystal glasses features coupe champagne form with 24k gold trim on the rim of the glass. The pattern was in production from 1965 to 1986; it is characterized by cut 6-sided faceted stems, raising from wide round bases and supporting streamlined, minimal bowls.
The Lenox Mansfield pattern was initially introduced for china in 1950 (pattern code C-513); it was credited not to a specific individual designer, but to the in-house design studio. Frank Graham Holmes served as the chief designer for Lenox from 1905 until 1954, overseeing the development of the china and formal tableware shapes and establishing the clean, restrained American tableware aesthetic of the period. Lenox expanded into crystal production after acquiring the Bryce Brothers Company in 1965, the year Mansfield crystal pattern was created. The pattern matches not only multiple popular Lenox china set...
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20th Century American Art Deco Stone Barware