This is a fine job lot of SIX vintage 1960s Edinburgh Crystal glasses for port or sherry (with shorter stem).
The Star of Edinburgh pattern is a classic one, first introduced by Edinburgh Crystal in 1948.
This is a matching set of only SIX glasses (the ones in the photographs are the ones being sent). They are goblet-shaped and would be good for smaller amounts of white wine / sherry - or perhaps for port or after-dinner dessert wines.
They are vintage ones that date to around the 1960s. The design, shape and pattern remain timeless.
They are in excellent condition with no damage. Listed at a fair price of £7.50 for each glass - so a grand total of £45
They measure as follows: 5 inches in height. The rim has a diameter of 2 3/4 inches. The foot is just over 2 1/2 inches.
I have taken lots of photographs for your inspection.
They will be sent to you with Royal Mail Tracked (Small Parcel). This will be applied to your order at the checkout.
HISTORY: The Edinburgh and Leith Flint Glassworks was established in the 1860s at Leith Walk Glassworks and later at Norton Park in Edinburgh.
In 1921 the glassworks became part of Webbs Crystal Glass Company.
In 1955, The Edinburgh and Leith Glassworks became Edinburgh Crystal, and the next decade saw further expansion and eventually the demolition of the old glassworks at Norton Park and new premises at Penicuik 10 miles south of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh Crystal went into administration in July 2006. Although the brand was taken over by the Waterford / Wedgwood Group the factory no longer exists and the brand is now discontinued.