Welcome to another showcase of beautiful vintage glassware! This is the second edition of my visit to the 44th show sponsored by the Peach State Depression Glass Club. Today I want to share all the shades of red found in vintage glassware, from the deepest to the lightest!
These were stunning examples of fine stemware (with prices to match). The first goblet is embellished with an overlay of metal. We have purple cordial glasses clad in chrome which I used on this tablescape which give a similar effect.
I lingered over these — I loved their lines, their bases, their color. If the price had been for all five instead of each, they probably would have come home with me!
Here red decorates the clear dishes.
Artful whimsy.
These were fun! I imagined them on a summer porch.
Dark pink sets were well-represented at the show.
I'm not sure what this is, but I could see it in a ritzy boudoir.
I love the interplay of colors on the pitcher and glasses.
Somehow I seemed to find lots of sets perfect for a lazy afternoon in the shade!
In the palest of pinks, these would add glamour to a table or sideboard.
I fell hard for the compote, underplate and matching candleholder. Unfortunately I had already spent my glassware budget, sigh...
I loved the galloping ombre horse!
Visit The Blues of Vintage Glassware for more examples of beautiful glass from this year's show. The previous show can be found at the 2019 collectible glass show.
Gorgeous - all of it! Thank you again for sharing the show with those of us who couldn't attend.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Joy! I was glad they were able to hold it again.
DeleteLove that pink & green 1907 glass set. It is perfect for a lazy, outdoor setting!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it pretty?! It must have been amazingly well-loved to have survived unscathed 114 years.
DeleteI love the pink with gold trim. It would go perfectly with my Valentine's Day home decor! I found you over on Karin's Kottage link party. I'd love to have you come share on Crafty Creators link party (Thurs-Mon) & Happiness is Homemade (Sun-Thurs) at LifeasaLEOWife.com. I think our readers would love to see your posts!
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Niki ~ Life as a LEO Wife
That set was spectacular! I was thinking of Valentine's Day when I decided to post the reds/pinks this week, lol. Thanks for the party invitaions, Niki.
DeleteSandra - those reds are gorgeous for sure! Love the two red goblets behind that red and white striped sculpture/vase - beautiful. Thanks for the lovely shopping tour.
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you enjoyed it, Kim! There was so much to see. I look forward to going every year.
DeleteWhat some beautiful glass ware! I have a few pieces of the ruby red dishes - glasses and bowls. I have a cake stand like the clear glass with the red rims! I get so excited when I see pretty dishes. I'm popping over from Susan's.
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
I don't know if it's just that it had been two years since the last show, but I thought it was just full of the most beautiful glassware -- and most of it in colors! I'm so glad you stopped by.
DeleteSandra, what beautiful pieces! The prices, oh la la! It must have been such fun to wander and enjoy, I love the ombre horse, thanks for taking us along!
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You're welcome, Jenna! Of course I was attracted to the more expensive pieces, but there really were lots priced in the low to mid-range. Most vendors were up for negotiating, especially the last day of the show.
DeleteSandra, the compote and underplate is stunning, I would have fallen for it for sure. Thank you for sharing this amazing collection. Wishing you a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Pam! I think you would enjoy coming to the show.
DeleteSuch beauty! How many treasures! Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteI agree wholeheartedly! Each one prettier than the last. Hugs!
DeleteI know nothing about glassware but it's a thrill to see it all. Beautiful pieces, especially that gold mirror which looked French. That show must have been amazing!
ReplyDeleteOh it was, Debra!! I love finding out about the vintage pieces I buy and was so happy to have stumbled across the glass show. I'm not sure how that gold mirror would have been used, but I imagined a fluffy powder puff in the bowl and small bouquets to either side. It definitely has a French air!
DeleteBeautiful! Thank you for sharing your adventure at the glass show. #HomeMattersParty
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure, Donna! I just wish everyone could see these beautiful pieces in person.
DeleteI don't know, Sandra... I think I'd do what that fellow Hubbard said: "If thou of fortune be bereft, And in thy store there be but left Two loaves, sell one and with the dole Buy hyacinths to feed the soul." ;) Some really pretty glassware! I'm glad you linked up as I was able to feature it this evening at Share Your Style #333 for you. <3
ReplyDeleteHappy evening to you,
Barb :)
Thank you for featuring these stunning pieces tonight! I know what you mean: Why settle for plain, when you can have extraordinary? And so much is available at exceptionally reasonable prices.
DeleteSandra,
ReplyDeleteWOW!! What a stunning post! One piece is more beautiful than the one before it!! Simply breathtaking!! Thanks so much for sharing and thanks for stopping by!! I enjoyed being on the Tour with you and hope we will be doing it again!! Stay safe, healthy and happy!!
Hugs,
Debbie
Thanks, Debbie, I'm so glad you enjoyed it! All the glassware was so pretty -- and I'm amazed the pieces have lasted so long in such good condition. The tour was fun, wasn't it?! Cheers
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