Nude Stem Cocktail by Cambridge Glass Company - Sold Individually*

A curvaceous stem for sensual cocktails

Crafted between 1937 and 1953 by Cambridge Glass Company, the Statuesque collection of stemware is the epitome of Art Deco influences on glassware design with its sleek lines and the graceful curves of the nude stem.

SUGGESTED USES:

• Martini
• Manhattan
• Daquiri
• Vermouth
• Amaro

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Sold As: Sold Individually, Prices Vary Per Glass*
Total Inventory (at listing): 5 glasses
Shape: Liquor Cocktail
Maker: Cambridge Glass Company
Era: Vintage (see Glassware Eras)
Style/Type: Molded Stem, Handblown Bowl (See Glossary)
Period: 1937 to 1953
Size: 6 1/2" H  
Volume: 4 oz
Origin: USA
Production Status: Discontinued

*NOTE: If you're interested in the entire collection of 5, please contact us for a special package price for the set.

Condition
Excellent - Rare (See Definitions of Condition) 
Condition Notes
No chips, no cracks, blemishes, cloudiness. The Gold Krystol, La Rosa and the Mocha colored glass colors are subtle and we've enhanced the saturation a little in order to show the colors better. 
Return & Refund Policy
Before making a purchase from The Joy of Cocktails, please refer to our Return & Refund Policy.

About the Maker
Pressed and etched glassware made by Cambridge Glass Company was first produced in Cambridge, OH, in 1902. Famous patterns include Rose Point, Statuesque and Caprice. For home bar enthusiasts, Cambridge's stemware and barware rivals that of Fostoria and Heisey for quality, beauty and collectability. The Cambridge Glass Company operated until 1954.

Care Instructions
Please review our 9 Essential Tips for Vintage Glassware Care.

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