Set of 2- Noritake Sweet Swirl Water Goblets, Light Blue, w/Manganese Green Glow
$ 7.4
Description
Set of 2- Noritake Sweet Swirl Water Goblets, Light Blue, w/Manganese Green Glow. Crafted in Germany during the 1980s, these goblets are made of quality glass and showcase the clean lines and style typical of late 20th-century glassware. These goblets combine function, style, and collectible appeal, making them a great addition to any glassware collection. Noritake Sweet Swirl Blue Goblets Set of 2 – 12oz Vintage Glass UV Glow Description This set of four vintage water goblets by Noritake features the elegant Sweet Swirl pattern in a soft light blue color. The classic swirl design combined with a glossy finish gives these glasses a refined yet eye-catching look, perfect for both everyday use and special occasions. Crafted in Germany during the 1980s, these goblets are made of quality glass and showcase the clean lines and style typical of late 20th-century glassware. Each glass holds approximately 12 ounces, making them ideal for water, wine, or other beverages. A unique collector feature is the presence of manganese in the glass, which produces a green glow under UV (blacklight)—a detail sought after by vintage glass enthusiasts. These goblets combine function, style, and collectible appeal, making them a great addition to any glassware collection. Details Brand: Noritake Pattern: Sweet Swirl Type: Water goblets Quantity: Set of 2 Capacity: approx. 12 oz each Height: approx. 7 3/8 inches Diameter: approx. 3 1/2 inches Material: Glass Color: Light blue Finish: Glossy with swirl pattern Country of Manufacture: Germany Era: 1980s Special Feature: UV reactive (manganese glow under blacklight) Condition Mint condition with no chips, cracks, or scratches observed. Ready for use or display. Additional Info For additional information or photographs please contact me. Make me an offer — reasonable offers always welcome, you might be surprised! Be sure to check out my other items. Carefully packed and shipped promptly. (Bin-3.1)
