These colorful Tulip glasses were filled with jelly when new, and reusable when empty. They were sold at the grocery stores. They are 6 1/2" tall and in great condition. They're from the 1960's, and were made by Anchor Hocking.

These glasses are from the Currier & Ives series from Royal China Co. They may have been made by Libbey Glass. They're in excellent condition!

These 4 fired on cereal milk pitchers were made by the Hazel Atlas Glass Co. in the late 1930's. They were a premium offered to consumers by the Kix Cereal Company in 1939. You are buying the 4 different colored pitchers, but the sign in the photo does not come with them.

These 6 blue Worlds Fair tumblers are in excellent condition, and come with a rack to hold them. There must have been 8 of them originally but only 6 come with this set. Each one is signed (see photo). The graphics are very good and the decoration is superb!