Cocktail Glassware for Seattle Football Fans - Set of 4

Limited Set of Vintage Blue and Green Coupes

This blue-and-green vintage cocktail set brings mid-century American glassmaking to game-day entertaining. The pairing includes two Morgantown Glass cobalt “golf ball” coupes, known for their rich color and textured form, alongside two Anchor Hocking Burple green glasses with their signature bubbled silhouette. Its a blue and green color-driven pairing for game-day cocktails, especially for Seattle fans watching the Seahawks this season, and a distinctive addition to any home bar year-round.

SUGGESTED USES:

• Martini
• Manhattan
• Daquiri
• Vieux Carre
• Champagne
• NA Cocktails
  
  

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  Sold As: Set of 4  (2 blue, 2 green)
  Total Inventory (at listing): 2 Sets
  Shape: Coupe
  Makers: Morgantown Glass Company & Anchor Hocking (see below)
  Era: Vintage (see Glassware Eras)
  Style/Type: Mid-Century (see Glossary)
  Period: 1950s - 70s
  

  Condition
  Excellent Plus (See Product Condition) 
  
  Condition Notes
  Pre-owned, No chips, no cracks, clear with no cloudiness. T
  
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  About the Makers 
  Established in 1899 in Morgantown, West Virginia, the Morgantown Glass Company was founded by Frank Bannister. Renowned for its hand-blown glassware, the company underwent several name changes, including Economy Tumbler Company in 1903 and Morgantown Glassware Guild in 1939. In 1961, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedyselected their glassware as the official White House crystal, leading to the "President's House" line. The company was acquired by Fostoria Glass in 1965 and ceased operations in 1971.
  

  Anchor Hocking Glass Company, established in 1905, became a prominent name in American glassware. Initially producing glass containers, it expanded into household items like dinnerware and bakeware. During World War II, Anchor Hocking supplied the military with mess kits and signal lenses. Post-war, it resumed consumer goods production, gaining fame for its iconic glass measuring cups and Fire-King glassware. Today, it continues to produce a wide range of glass products for both everyday and special occasions.
  

   

  Care Instructions
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