My friend Therese found these vintage glasses at a local junk store. They came in a basket with a handle with space for each glass and on the side, spaces for your napkins and silver. Like, you would keep these handy to tote to the patio. Aren’t they magical?
Vintage clothes, lamps and barware at Retro Genie’s in Northampton, Mass. 
107-piece Dorothy Thorpe barware set, vintage Keaton music typewriter & more MIB madness 
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Gorgeous! I hope you’ve got this pic on flickr, because I’d love to have it in my Mid-Century Sea Life Motifs group.
I think I’d be too scared to actually use these in the fear that they’d get broken – a problem with minty vintage items!
Tikimama, I’ll add it. Will you watch for it and invite it to your group?
Wow! Talk about swanky swigs! I can just imagine this set atop a huge redwood picnic table circled with red geraniums in clay pots. Outdoor living in its heyday! Congrats to Therese on a wonderful find.
Super cute! Forget the picnic, take them to the tiki bar.
I have the matching chip and dip set. You know- the one with the big cone-shaped bowl and matching smaller bowl that attached on the side with a metal holder. It is packed away right now because I moved recently, but I will try and post a pick once it is found.
Oh how I love the gold with blue barware…I have pieces but not a set like that!! yummy! With this motif? perfect for my home in Nantucket! (ooops! it’s not mine — dang!)
Magical and totally awesome.
Very cool glasses. I own quite a bit of vintage barware with the aqua and gold (and somtimes silver) color combinations. That must have been a common combo of colors back in the day. The set pictured in this posting is especially nice.
these are fantastic!!!
I just found a simillar set at a tag sale this week, though it has a wheat motif and in a wire carrier, was a steal for six bucks!