Glass

3 vases
vintage pressed glass.
Left Vase: The vase on the left features a Hobstar and fan pattern. It is often referred to as a "Star of David" pattern because of the star designs. Pieces with this pattern are commonly associated with the Anchor Hocking Prescut line from the 1960s.
Center Vase: The center vase has a fluted, or ribbed, design. This style was popular for pressed glass vases and often has a flared top and a faceted or hexagonal base. The vertical ribs were a common design element in glassware during this period.
Right Tumbler: The tumbler on the right appears to have an etched or molded floral pattern. The etching process uses acid to create a delicate, frosted design, while pressed glass patterns are molded and feel smoother to the touch. This type of glassware was also popular in the mid-20th century.
This types glassware are often sold by collectors