1960s Gold Brocade Motif Glasses, Set of 9

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Before swipe culture and soda streams, there was cocktail hour—and it was sacred. This glamorous set of 1960s glassware would’ve … Read more Before swipe culture and soda streams, there was cocktail hour—and it was sacred. This glamorous set of 1960s glassware would’ve felt right at home in Don Draper’s penthouse or Betty’s perfectly polished bar cart. Gilded in a bold gold brocade motif, these glasses were made for stirred—not shaken—rituals: four highballs for the gimlets and Collins, five lowballs for the rye and regret.

Dimensions: 4 highball, 4"Dia x 4"H; 5 lowball, 2.5"Dia x 2.75"H.

Ornamental yet unapologetically functional, this set speaks to an era when smoking indoors was chic, three-martini lunches were the norm, and no one asked what time it was before pouring a drink.

Perfect for entertaining, gifting, or simply elevating your Tuesday night Negroni.

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