With this drinks cart, your friends might never leave. Is this a bad thing? No. The spindled brass frame and glass shelves, gives this cart elegance and a certain Brat Pack flair. So go out and buy the ingredients for a stiff Old Fashioned and text all your friends. Admit it. You’ve always wanted one…. Read more »
The Metropolitan Museum of Arts collection includes a thumbprint goblet made about 1850–70 by Bakewell, Pears and Company of Pittsburgh (1836–1882). “Thumbprint” was an imitation of more expensive cut glass, with concave oval facets that create a highly reflective surface. These reproduction goblets are based on the nineteenth-century original. With the Industrial Revolution, the growing middle class… Read more »
The Metropolitan Museum of Arts collection includes a thumbprint goblet made about 1850–70 by Bakewell, Pears and Company of Pittsburgh (1836–1882). “Thumbprint” was an imitation of more expensive cut glass, with concave oval facets that create a highly reflective surface. These reproduction goblets are based on the nineteenth-century original. With the Industrial Revolution, the growing middle… Read more »