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SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s
SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s

SET of (4) Fred Press Cocktail Glasses ~ Turquoise Gold Leaf ~ MCM 1960’s

$ 32.73

Availability: 46 in stock
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Object Type: Drink Glass
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Condition: Please see detailed description.
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Time Period Manufactured: 1960s
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Material: Glass

    Description

    Vintage Fred Press mid-century "Old Fashion" low-ball on-the-rocks cocktail glasses, 1950s-1960s.
    Each glass includes "(c) Fred Press" signature.  Hard to see from the outside.
    Condition
    :
    Clean and shiny.  No chips, cracks, scratches, or wear.
    One of the glasses has significant paint loss on one of the gold leaves. (
    See third close-up photo
    .)
    Otherwise, the rest of the glasses are in pretty good shape.
    Measures approximately:
    3-1/4 inches tall x 3 inches diameter
    Shipping weight
    : 2.75 lbs
    I am currently selling another set of 4 from this series, if interested. Will combine shipping to reduce costs.
    About Fred Press:
    Fred Press was born in Boston, MA in 1919. He studied and later taught at the Vesper George School of Art and was the
    founder of the sculpture collection Contemporary Arts, Inc. In the 1950s, Press moved to New York City where he became
    chief designer for Rubel and Co. and turned his artistic skills towards glassware and giftware.
    He was one of the most versatile and prolific of America's 20th Century designers. Press produced hundreds of
    sculptures and paintings (which are part of the permanent collection of Boston's Museum of Fine Arts) in addition to
    numerous glassware designs. His product designs won awards from New York's Museum of Modern Art. His unique products
    and glassware remain popular today.
    Fred Press died in 2012.