
Set of 7 Culver Style Vintage Rocks or Juice Glasses
This is a set of seven vintage cocktail or juice glasses, likely manufactured by Culver Ltd. between the 1960s and 1970s. Each glass measures approximately 3 inches in height, featuring a straight-sided cylindrical form with a weighted bottom base, common for high-quality vintage barware. The glasses are decorated with an intricate, raised medallion or scrolled pattern characterized by earth tones including dark chocolate brown, light tan/gold, and black accents, evocative of the 'Seville' or 'Antiqua' style patterns Culver was famous for. The texture appears to be applied using a thick enamel or silk-screen process that gives the pattern a tactile, embossed feel against the clear glass substrate. Typically, Culver pieces used a 22k gold filigree process, though these specific examples emphasize a matte and earth-tone palette consistent with late Mid-Century Modern trends. The condition appears fair to good for their age; there are no immediate signs of large chips or cracks visible in the photo, though there is potential for light fading or high-point wear on the transfer designs—a common occurrence in vintage glassware cleaned in dishwashers. The set shows consistent manufacturing quality with uniform dimensions across all seven pieces, though a lack of a visible gold 'Culver' signature in this specific view suggests they may be part of an unsigned series or the signature has worn away.
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Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
Basic Information
Category
Vintage Barware & Glassware
Appraised On
April 24, 2026
Estimated Value
$45.00 - $65.00
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User Provided Information
these are small 3 inch glasses with light brown dark brown and black designs. I was told shot glasses made by Culver
Item Description
This is a set of seven vintage cocktail or juice glasses, likely manufactured by Culver Ltd. between the 1960s and 1970s. Each glass measures approximately 3 inches in height, featuring a straight-sided cylindrical form with a weighted bottom base, common for high-quality vintage barware. The glasses are decorated with an intricate, raised medallion or scrolled pattern characterized by earth tones including dark chocolate brown, light tan/gold, and black accents, evocative of the 'Seville' or 'Antiqua' style patterns Culver was famous for. The texture appears to be applied using a thick enamel or silk-screen process that gives the pattern a tactile, embossed feel against the clear glass substrate. Typically, Culver pieces used a 22k gold filigree process, though these specific examples emphasize a matte and earth-tone palette consistent with late Mid-Century Modern trends. The condition appears fair to good for their age; there are no immediate signs of large chips or cracks visible in the photo, though there is potential for light fading or high-point wear on the transfer designs—a common occurrence in vintage glassware cleaned in dishwashers. The set shows consistent manufacturing quality with uniform dimensions across all seven pieces, though a lack of a visible gold 'Culver' signature in this specific view suggests they may be part of an unsigned series or the signature has worn away.
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