Vintage King's Crown Thumbprint Avocado Green Mini Cordial Goblets, Pair, Pressed Glass, Knobbed Stem, Scalloped Foot, Circa 1960s to 1970s

This is a pair of unmarked King's Crown thumbprint avocado green mini cordial goblets, circa 1960s to 1970s, in pressed glass with knobbed stems. Both goblets shown are included.

All edges are smooth, the avocado green color still looks strong, and no chips or cracks are visible in the photos. A thin line on one goblet's foot and bowl is a mold seam, a normal part of pressed glass construction, not damage.

King's Crown, also known as Thumbprint, was an 1890s pressed glass pattern later revived in colored glass in the late 1950s to 1970s. This mini cordial pair would fit a mid century bar cart or a holiday table.

Details

• Item: Pair of mini cordial goblets, both included
• Item Type: Footed cordial or cocktail goblets
• Era: Circa 1960s to 1970s
• Materials: Pressed glass
• Color: Transparent avocado green
• Maker and Mark: Unmarked. No maker's mark is visible in the photos. The pattern is attributed to Indiana Glass
• Pattern or Model: King's Crown, also known as Thumbprint
• Style: Mid century pressed glass 
• Dimensions: Each goblet stands about 3 in tall and measures 2.5 in across at the rim and 2.5 in across at the base
• Special Features: Smooth slightly flared upper bowls. Rounded recessed thumbprints around the lower bowls, bordered by sawtooth ridges. Knobbed stems. Circular feet with a scalloped ring under the foot

Condition Grade: Very Good

Positives

• Graded Very Good: The pair is solid, all edges are smooth, the avocado green color still looks strong, and no chips or cracks are visible in the photos.
• The rounded thumbprint panels and sawtooth bands are clearly defined in the photos.
• The drinking rims are smooth in shape. The sawtooth detail is a decorative band around the bowl, not a jagged drinking edge.
• The knobbed stems and the scalloped rings under the feet are present in the photos.
• Both goblets shown are included.

Issues / Wear

• A thin mold seam runs on one goblet's foot and bowl, visible in the photos. Mold seams are a normal part of pressed glass construction, not chips or cracks.
• A few small dark specks are visible on the undersides of the feet in the photos.

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If you collect King's Crown thumbprint, this avocado green mini cordial pair would fit a 1960s to 1970s bar cart or holiday table. If it's the one you've been looking for, it's ready to come home.