Handcrafted Double Old-Fashioned Cobalt Blue Set of 6 Glasses 1980s

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Handcrafted Swirl-Infused Old-Fashioned Glasses in Cobalt Blue – Set of 6.
These vintage Italian hand-blown drinking glasses boast a thick … Read more Handcrafted Swirl-Infused Old-Fashioned Glasses in Cobalt Blue – Set of 6.
These vintage Italian hand-blown drinking glasses boast a thick and heavy construction in captivating cobalt blue and clear glass with intricate swirls.
Elevate your barware collection with this beautiful set of 6 cobalt blue cocktail glasses, perfect for both special occasions and everyday use.
Their unique designs make them a stunning addition to any setting, whether showcased alongside your Murano Art Glass collection or adding a vibrant touch to your daily life.
Indulge in the allure of vintage cobalt blue swirl drinking water tumbler glasses, each one a testament to exquisite craftsmanship.
The thick and gorgeous glass not only adds a touch of elegance but also allows the light to shine through, accentuating the artistic beauty of these timeless pieces.
Set of 6 Italian cobalt blue rocks drinking glasses.
Dimensions Approximate: 3.5'' D x 4'' H.
No Hallmark. In the style of Bormioli Rocco Italy Murano Cobalt Blue Swirl Glasses.
The intricate art of hand-blown glass has evolved and flourished across the globe.
The origins of blown glass art can be traced back to present-day Syria during the Roman Empire, from where it made its way to Italy. In Italy, the craft of blown glass art underwent diverse transformations, giving rise to various styles. Initially, the emphasis was on vibrant colors and intricate designs. However, as the art form progressed, innovative techniques were introduced, leading to heightened transparency and delicacy, qualities that were greatly admired. Consequently, clear glass items gained prominence, surpassing the allure of tinted glass.
The advent of blown glass techniques expanded the range of products that could be crafted, turning glass into a material of widespread use. Drinking glasses, wine and liqueur glasses, and an array of other receptacles began to take shape through this fascinating art form. This evolution not only enriched the artistic landscape but also elevated the practical utility of glass, making it a staple material for an extensive array of functional items. See less