The McKee Glass Company produced the "Bottoms Up" series following the demise of prohibition in the 1930s. This set of barware was fun and a bit risque. Once you filled the tumbler --- YOU HAD TO FINISH YOUR DRINK BEFORE PUTTING IT DOWN! Our pretty jadite color tumbler has a patent number at the bottom of the lady's feet. The mark reads "PAT 77725" (Please Click on the Cose-Up Photo). This piece has been reproduced, but the reproduction is heavy and ugly. The newly made ...click for details
We are pleased to offer for sale an awesome U.S. Glass pink covered pitcher named "Uncle Sam" by Hazel Weatherman. This RARE cocktail shaker/jug is in UNDAMAGED CONDITION without chips or cracks. It is free of disfiguring mold or production imperfections. Our "Uncle Sam" cocktail pitcher is shown in Hazel Marie Weatherman's book "Colored Glassware of the Depression Era 2" on page 345. It was taken from a 1929 ad. Although some U.S. Glass items had ground lids s ...click for details
This beautiful Cape Cod #160/82 Cordial Bottle and Stopper is one of the rarest items we have ever owned in this pattern. The bottle was made from 1947 -1948 (one year). The short production span and the fact that only a few were made make this beautiful piece almost impossible to obtain. Cape Cod was produced by The Imperial Glass Company. There are over 100 different pieces in the Cape Cod pattern, therefore it is a lot of fun to collect. It has graced the tables of many for years. Cape Cod i ...click for details
The McKee Glass Company is responsible for the production of this fabulous "Jolly Golfer" Decanter Set. This set has been found in Pink Satin, Green Satin, Vaseline Satin, and Cobalt Satin. Other colors may also exist. To date we do not know of this set being made in transparent colors. The advertisement for the Jolly Golfer is shown in "The Complete Book Of Mckee Glass" by Sandra McPhee Stout, on page 109. According to the ad it was designed by Tony Sarg. This beautiful de ...click for details
