Decanter Set Whiskey Glasses Gold Leaf Libbey Glass 10-PC Barware Mid-Century
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10 Pc Decanter Set Whiskey Glasses Gold Leaf Libbey Glass Barware Mid-Century DESCRIPTION: This nice matching decanter set by Libbey Glass with 9 whiskey glasses in the Gold Leaf pattern is an example of mid-century entertainment styles and taste. Each whiskey glass is made of clear glass with a frosted band around the center and a six leaf pattern in gold over the frosted glass; the rim of each glass is in gold. The whiskey decanter has a line and dot pattern in the mold, frosted band and matching golf leaf pattern over the frosted area. The decanter and 9 glasses are in excellent condition; there are no chips, cracks, wear or repairs. The manufactures mark on each glass is a cursive ‘L’ within a circle, circa 1955. The decanter has a manufactures mark of ‘Federal Law Forbids the reuse or resale of this bottle’, the letter ‘I’ in a circle (Owens-Illinois Glass Company), R 194, 65 68, the letter ‘L’, circa 1932-1964. COMPANY INFORMATION: Libbey Glass started in 1818 as the New England Glass Company, East Cambridge, Massachusetts and moved to Toledo, Ohio in 1888. The move was prompted by strikes and a costly fuel problem in the East. Northwest Ohio has an abundant supply of natural gas and the Toledo area was ideal for industrial growth. In 1892 the name was changed to The Libbey Glass Company. The company continues to manufacture
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