Please ID this glassware

Anyone recognize these? They’re probably about 65 years old. If you have any idea of their value, that would be helpful also. Mom moved to a retirement community and is downsizing.
Thanks.

 

Hi Jerry and WELCOME to ANTIQUERS!!! It's a bit late tonite, and even though we're a worldwide site, it does slow down a bit in the late hours!! You're in the correct forum, but one I'm not well versed in! BUT, there ARE other members who are......hang in there/here....I'm sure others will be along eventually!!!! Your stemware looks lovely, although the first piece tends to look more like a 'spooner' to me......IF it's a little thicker than the others, and I could easily be wrong!!!!

 

They are lovely......but unless they have a wanted name or are old..many many seniors are downsizing.....so the market is full of stuff that younger folks just don't want....
Value...... a few bucks apiece...unless you have a full dinner serving for say 10 to 14 people......in which case the price will drop because no one uses...or wants to hand wash, that many glasses.

 

Welcome the the forum Jerry!!

To possibly help you with the makers & patterns with this stemware we are going to need a couple more photos.

First off the photos should be a straight on shot against a neutral background.

Second if you could put something inside them so that we could see the design that would be very helpful. This type of clear glassware gives you a double effect because you see both sides at the same time.

Third if you happen to have any water goblets in any of these patterns it would be helpful to see them also. Sometimes you can narrow down the maker by the shape of the stem.

Fourth some measurements could also be useful. The height if nothing else, but the number of ounces (fill them to the rim) could help us rule out similar pieces.

 

Welcome, Jerry. Nice that you're helping your Mom.

 

WELCOME Jerry !!! ... Joy.

 

These remind me of the imported giftware fro 50-60 years ago. Not bad but with changing tastes and collecting interests the market is soft.

 

This one is 7 inches tall and holds 11 ounces.

 

This one is also 7 inches tall and holds 11 ounces.

 

This one is 5 1/8 inches tall and holds a little under 12 ounces. Thanks again for taking a look at these.

 

Above posts edited to add capacity of each.

 

Thanks, the volume helps. The last one, 12 oz, would have been called an Iced Tea, in the middle of the 20th century. The 11 oz, probably also.
The first, middle picture, the stem is/could be definitive. a better shot, or a good description might be meaningful to someone.

 

I've been having trouble with your post in that while your glasses appear to all have the same cutting but the stems themselves appear to be from different patterns. Not only the stems but the top rims look different.
Don

 

Thanks everyone. I guess they aren’t anything special. We’ll price them appropriately.