Vintage  Glassware Collection

Discover Unique Glassware Treasures

If its made completely of glass, you'll find it in this section, unless its Murano, then you'll find it in the Murano Glass section. From Early American Stiegel Type glass to hand blown art glass of the 70s and 80s, each vintage piece has its own uniqueness. Whether you're a collector or just appreciate the beauty of vintage designs, there’s something here that’s sure to get your attention.

Vintage Glassware: A Spectrum of Styles and Techniques

Types of Glass in Vintage Collections:

There many different types of glass, each with its own unique characteristics.  Theres the clarity and resonance of crystal, often used in elegant stemware and decorative items. You'll also find Early American pressed glass often referred to as EAPG, Depression glass, known for its bright colors and patterns and carnival glass with its iridescent sheen.  This is just to mention a few of the common types, but there are many other kinds of glass and vintage glassware as well.

The Craftsmanship Behind Each Piece:

Vintage glassware is a testament to the skill and creativity of past artisans. For example, hand blown glass pieces are unique due to the individual technique of the glassblower, while molded glass showcases intricate patterns and designs not commonly seen in modern glassware.

Glassware as Valuable Collectibles:

Many vintage glass pieces are not just decorative but are also very valuable to collectors. Murano glass artists are known for their exquisite glassblowing techniques.

Some brands of glasswares that are highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors alike. Theres also pieces from known glass artists like Lalique, Loetz and Kralik just to name a few. These pieces can be a great choice when you can find them as they often appreciate in value over time.

Glassware Designs:

Our collection will takes you through different eras and design styles. From Victorian to the sleek lines of Art Nouveau glass to the bold shapes of Art Deco designs, and all the way to the 80s.  Each era has left its own mark on glassmaking. Collecting and using these pieces is like holding a piece of artistic history in your hands.

Take a bit of time to browse around, were sure you are going to find a vintage glassware piece at MemoriesAgo that piques your interest!