1950s Ice Tea Glasses

  Heisey, a glass company owned by a German immigrant, started producing its first products in 1896 continued production until the late 1950s. In reading about their history, we learned they were the first company to make 'fancy' pressed stems, as they were just not 'content' with traditional pulled stemware. They are known for dedication to quality - including the heft and clarity of the glass - as evident in this striking set of iced tea glasses, in the 'Victorial Clear' pattern, which was produced 1933-52.  We love the heavy block pattern and the hobnail-esque stem (Heissey loves a good stem).  These are such a throw back to when even drinking ice tea was meant to be an experience.  Set of 4 Heisey Clear Victorian Ice Tea Goblets, Crafted In United States Dimensions: Width: 2 3/4 in This is a pre-loved dandie; in very good vintage condition, there's only very minor signs of use on these glasses. They have been incredibly maintained.