Early bicycle themed drinking glass

Culver Glassware Mardi Gras Pattern 22K Gold Jester Jewelled Drinking Glasses Mid Century Set of 6. Mardi Gras pattern Culver Glassware: 22k New Orleans themed drinking glasses. These gorgeous & rare

Including a watering can and circus-themed drinking glasses.

238. A JEWISH THEMED EARLY GLASS BOTTLE. New York, 1873. Marked "Goldbergs". 11" tall.

Outstanding early Rudge-Whitworth Britain's Best Bicycle reverse on glass advertising sign with original wood frame. . Sign is in very nice condition with paint loss and wear from use and age. Display

Hand painted Golfer drinking glasses. Early to mid 20th Century. 3" x 5.25". Light soiling. Nine in total.

The lot Includes a set of 4 Jonathan Adler safari-themed black and gold drinking glasses, two German flasks, a German lidded stein, a hunting dog decanter, and more. The largest piece measures 12 1/2"

(9) Pieces religious themed early American pattern glass, mostly trays and plates, rare oval footed Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, 13" l, oval Vaseline Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread, 12 3/8" l,

These glasses have a secret!; A promotion for Kool cigarettes in the late 80s/early 90s, these shiny plastic drinking glasses look clear aqua green. But wait!! Fill with a bit of ice and a cold drink,

Early Antique Daum Nancy Enameled Glass Drinking Cup, Circa 1890. Fully Signed.Condition: Excellent. Dimension: Dia- 3", H- 4.5". Provenance: From the Collection of a New Jersey Doctor. Please note th

Bohemian Equestrian Themed Etched Glass Pedestal Bowlearly 20th century, clear blown glass with etched couple on horseback riding through a lush landscape, unmarked. 9.5 x 7.5 in. diameter Private Col

Eight Drinking Glasses and Rinser, Europe, 18th/early 19th century. Assembled group of blown glass stemware includes two plain stem flutes with wheel-engraved straight funnel bowls, two with merese an

This lot consists of eleven different plastic drinking glasses all animated Disney movie themed. All are in good, unused condition with some wearing on the packaging and dust on glasses. They should b

Heights 6 and 5.5 inches. Together with a wooden muddler and a blown glass drinking glass.

Title: Lot of 5 Etched Vaseline Martini Drinking Glasses Description:Lot of 5 Etched Vaseline Martini Drinking Glasses ( 2- separate patterns) Date/Period: Early 20th century Material Used:Glass Size

Approx 29 1970's Pepsi Loony Tunes themed glasses, all with characters names in black, including Speedy Gonzales, Tweety , Wile E. Coyote, and others, approx 6.25"H

American, early 20th century. Set of twelve silver overlay drinking glasses of the same pattern. Apparently unmarked. Provenance: The Private Collection of Ms. Jo Ann Gordon, Madison, Mississippi; by

Early tandem bicycle with riders inkwell with original milk glass insert. Original paint. 9" W., 11" Ht..

Early Bicycle Motorcycle Lamp "The Neverout", Rose MFG. Ruby glass lens intact, no cracks. This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 5

The large bowl is likely late 18th or early 19th century. It is used to cool drinking glasses; its shape resembles the points of a crown. The bowl is decorated with Cherub heads, clamshells, scrolled

ASSORTED MURANO BLOWN GLASS DRINKING ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising a cobalt blue goblet with a classically themed decoration, a green mug, cased rose goblet, and ruby goblet with dancing male nude

Coca-Cola Bookmark, c.1900, celluloid heart w/pretty girl at soda fountain drinking from glass, Rare 5 Cent w/"Delicious, Refreshing Drink Coca-Cola" on perimeter, nicely displayed in early heart-shap

ASSORTED CRANBERRY GLASS DRINKING ARTICLES, LOT OF SIX, cranberry, comprising two goblets, two wines, and two cordials, each with applied colorless stems/feet. Maker unverified. Late 19th/early 20th c

Lot includes a ceramic pitcher themed "God Speed the Plough" by Hanley w/Farmer's Arm's Crest, made in England, a ceramic German stein @ 11" tall and a clear glass drinking boot

Aquatic-Themed Etched Glass Panel from the First Class Ballroom of the Ocean Liner S.S. United States Designed by Charles Gilbert, early 1950s In colorless glass, decorated with underwater sea creatur