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Vintage Coca-Cola 'Enjoy Coke' Hobbleskirt Glasses

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User's notes

Rare and original cocoly drinking glasses

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AI Estimated Value

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$15-25 for the pair

AI estimate as of September 15, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

This lot consists of two matching vintage Coca-Cola drinking glasses, commonly referred to as 'Hobbleskirt' glasses due to their distinctive flared shape. Each glass is made of clear, transparent glass with a substantial base, tapering inward slightly towards the top before flaring out to a wider rim. The overall form mimics the classic Coca-Cola bottle design. The decoration on both glasses is in white, featuring the iconic 'Coca-Cola' script logo prominently displayed on one side. Above the script logo, the word 'Enjoy' is printed in a smaller, stylized font. The printing appears to be a fired-on decal or screen print, indicating a durable application. The glasses appear to be in good vintage condition, with no visible chips, cracks, or significant abrasions on the glass itself. The white graphics show some minor wear, consistent with age and use, such as slight fading or small areas where the print may be less crisp, particularly noticeable on the 'Enjoy' text on one glass. The bases are thick, adding stability to the glasses. There are no discernible maker's marks or specific manufacturing details visible in the provided images, which is common for promotional glassware of this type. Based on the widely recognized design and typical production periods for such promotional items, these glasses likely date from the mid to late 20th century, possibly the 1970s or 1980s. Their design is a direct nod to the brand's heritage, making them desirable collector's items. The quality of the glass appears to be standard for mass-produced drinking ware, while the iconic branding and form provide the primary aesthetic and collectible value.

AI Appraisal Report

I have examined the images and description provided for this pair of vintage Coca-Cola 'Enjoy Coke' Hobbleskirt glasses. Based on my visual assessment, the items appear authentic to the mid-to-late 20th century promotional style, likely from the 1970s or 1980s. The glasses are in good vintage condition, free from significant damage such as chips or cracks. The white screen-printed graphics show minor, age-appropriate wear, particularly on the 'Enjoy' text, which is consistent with gentle use and does not significantly detract from their display value. These 'Hobbleskirt' glasses are common and widely produced promotional items, making them an accessible entry point for collectors. Market analysis of recent sales for identical or similar pairs on online marketplaces and auction sites shows a consistent value range. The key value driver for this type of glassware is the iconic branding and nostalgic appeal rather than rarity. The current market is well-supplied with these glasses, which keeps the price point modest. The owner's note describing them as 'rare' is inaccurate; this is a common design. Therefore, the primary factor impacting value is their commonality and mass-produced nature. Without a physical inspection, I cannot definitively confirm the absence of subtle flaws or verify if they are original period items versus later reproductions, though they appear consistent with originals. Full authentication would require in-person examination to check for manufacturer's marks (or lack thereof, which can also be a tell), glass clarity and weight, and to assess the print quality up close.

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