Set Of 6 Vintage Libbey Tawny Accents Amber Brown Glasses Tumblers From 1970 ' S
Item History & Price
Here is a set of 6 Tawny Accent 9 oz Rocks glasses. Each stands 3 1/4 inches tall.
The Tawny color is in the amber family with a smoky feel to it. Very 1970s.
The Libbey Glass Accent Line (1970-1979) debuted in the 1970 Pacesetter catalog. It was most likely designed by Freda Diamond, who was Libbey’s main designer from 1942-1979. Over the ten years of its production, it was made in the following colors: Crystal (1971-1979), Dusky Blue (1972-1973), Gold (1970-1971), Olive (...1971-1975), and Tawny 1970-1979.
Manufacturer: Libbey Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio
Here is the original promotion language: "A modern classic ... from Libbey, the longtime pace setter in stemware".
Good vintage condition , no chips or cracks. Some surface scratching consistent with age and previous use.
They are a great size and feel great in the hand. Real glass made in the U.S.A. Stackable too!
Please see pictures.
Thank You for looking !
The Tawny color is in the amber family with a smoky feel to it. Very 1970s.
The Libbey Glass Accent Line (1970-1979) debuted in the 1970 Pacesetter catalog. It was most likely designed by Freda Diamond, who was Libbey’s main designer from 1942-1979. Over the ten years of its production, it was made in the following colors: Crystal (1971-1979), Dusky Blue (1972-1973), Gold (1970-1971), Olive (...1971-1975), and Tawny 1970-1979.
Manufacturer: Libbey Glass Company, Toledo, Ohio
Here is the original promotion language: "A modern classic ... from Libbey, the longtime pace setter in stemware".
Good vintage condition , no chips or cracks. Some surface scratching consistent with age and previous use.
They are a great size and feel great in the hand. Real glass made in the U.S.A. Stackable too!
Please see pictures.
Thank You for looking !
