I found these at the dump “gift hut”. They didn’t even make it to the shelves as I was lurking about. I know most of the staff there and they are always full of laughs and some of them even get the concept of “kitsch”. I have no idea what these little glasses would be used for but I am thinking they may be used for deserts or alcohol. Not sure on this one.
Set of 4 colored desert or cocktail glasses – you be the judge!
Submitted by denny
May 20th, 2011
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Allee Willis
I say juice glasses. 1980’s or so.
windupkitty
i like these! yeah, i’m guessing juice glasses, but would be great for booze AND dessert…by that i mean both together…vanilla ice cream, pinch of coffee ground to a powder, pinch of ground dark chocolate or choco syrup, pinch of salt and pour rum over it (just float the whole thing!)…that’s what these are for….
Nessa
Denny, I can’t tell from the photo, but these look like Driftwood Casual, which was made by Seneca Glass in Morgantown, WV. I really can’t tell if they are actual Driftwood Casual or one of the many knockoffs without handling them. Driftwood was made from the 1950s – 1970s in many different colors. If they are actual Driftwood Casual they are very collectible.
denny
Thanks Nessa. i don’t see a seam in the glass. I wonder if that means anything? Thanks for the info here!
Nessa
Yes, no-seam would likely mean they are actual Driftwood Casual. Very pretty glassware, I have a ton of it between myself, my parents, and my grandmother (who used to work at Seneca Glass.)