Brimming with nostalgic charm and shimmering warmth, this pair of timeless treasures captures the elegant artistry of American Depression-era glassware. Originally produced by the Jeannette Glass Company during the 1930s, the beloved "Iris and Herringbone" pattern beautifully pairs delicate, deeply molded floral blossoms with a crisp, textured background geometric web. Each piece is treated with an iron chloride spray while hot, leaving behind a luminous marigold iridescent finish that catches the sunlight to display stunning flashes of peach, gold, and subtle rainbow hues.
Perfectly aligned with the Heritage Comfort pillar, these footed tumblers instantly bring the beauty of a well-lived life to a sunlit kitchen window sill or an open dining hutch. Style them alongside crisp white linens to let their amber-orange brilliance truly pop, or integrate them into your morning table setting to infuse your daily routine with cozy, everyday luxury.
Maker: Jeannette Glass Company
Era: Depression Era (Circa 1930s)
Dimensions: Approximately 6" H x 3.5" W each
Material: Iridescent Pressed Glass / Marigold Luster Finish
Honest Condition: Beautiful vintage condition showing true visual honesty and structurally integrity with no chips, cracks, or fleabites. The iridescent finish remains remarkably vibrant and glossy across both bodies, with only very faint micro-scratching from light handling and minor shelf wear on the smooth undersides of the weighted feet, as visible in the product close-ups.
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