Set of small pressed-glass liqueur glasses, organized as two trios of different models: one group with smoother, cleaner lines and another with more faceted surfaces and relief in the body. The contrast between these two typologies introduces a subtle play of textures within a shared formal language, where variation in the glasswork adds visual rhythm without breaking the overall coherence of the set.

This type of glassware belongs to the tradition of utilitarian pressed glass widely developed in the United States in the mid-20th century. The use of molds made it possible to produce decorative patterns on everyday objects, combining functionality and durability with an ornamental quality that today makes these pieces especially appealing within the world of vintage glass.

Originally conceived as liqueur glasses, their smaller scale makes them ideal for serving drinks in small quantities. On a contemporary table, mixing the two trios—the smoother pieces alongside the more faceted ones—creates a richer, more dynamic composition than a uniform set, adding visual depth, sparkle, and a more relaxed, less rigid reading of classic glassware.

Dimensions:

Glass 1: 2 inch x 2 inch x 4 inch

Weight: 0.11 Ibs

Glass 2: 1.80 inch x 1.80 inch x 4.80 inch