These wine glasses were manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company. The pattern is called Rambler Rose and was produced from 1930-1967. The bowl is sectioned into a number of vertical panels. There is a 1/2" gold encrusted band with a floral design at the rim of each glass. Below that band is another very thin gold band. Each glass measures 4.5" high and has a 2.25" diameter at the rim. The gold on the glasses shows some wear, but otherwise they are in excellent condition...

This beautiful gold encrusted stem was made by the Tiffin Glass Company. Tiffin Glass was founded in 1887 in Tiffin, Ohio and was just one of the many factories composing the U.S. Glass Company. During the mid-teens, Tiffin's master craftsmen began producing delicately etched, cut and blown stemware and dinnerware patterns in clear and colored crystal. The Tiffin factories were closed in 1962, then re-opened in 1963 as the Tiffin Art Glass Company...

This beautiful gold encrusted stem was made by the Tiffin Glass Company. Tiffin Glass was founded in 1887 in Tiffin, Ohio and was just one of the many factories composing the U.S. Glass Company. During the mid-teens, Tiffin's master craftsmen began producing delicately etched, cut and blown stemware and dinnerware patterns in clear and colored crystal. The Tiffin factories were closed in 1962, then re-opened in 1963 as the Tiffin Art Glass Company...