Description :

Vintage Glassware Lot with Princess House Crystal, Grape Carafe & Mid-Century Bottles 

This curated vintage glassware lot includes five distinct decorative and functional pieces spanning mid-century to late 20th-century design. The assortment features pressed, etched, and cut glass forms in both clear and soft green tones, offering a cohesive yet varied collection ideal for display, bar styling, or tabletop use.

Included is a Princess House Heritage etched crystal condiment or mayonnaise bowl, known for its delicate floral pattern and classic serving form. Also present are two green glass bottles and carafes, including a grape-cluster relief wine carafe in the style popular during the 1960s–1970s, and a tall green glass bottle with molded detailing reminiscent of oak leaf or botanical motifs. Completing the lot are a clear cut-crystal rose bowl with pinwheel and floral cuts, and a sculptural clear crystal vase with a dramatic fluted, shell-like silhouette.

Together, these pieces reflect the enduring appeal of vintage American and European-influenced glass design, blending utility with decorative craftsmanship.

Type: Assorted vintage glassware lot
Pieces Included: 5 total
Maker(s): Princess House (one piece), others maker unknown
Era: Mid-century to late 20th century (circa 1950s–1980s)
Material: Pressed glass, etched crystal, cut crystal
Color: Clear and green
Style: Mid-century modern, traditional, decorative glass

Approximate Measurements:
Princess House crystal bowl: approx. 5" diameter x 2.5" height
Green grape carafe: approx. 9–10" height
Tall green bottle: approx. 11–12" height
Clear crystal shell-form vase: approx. 8–9" height
Cut crystal rose bowl: approx. 6–7" diameter

Measurements are approximate and provided for reference.

Condition:
Overall good vintage condition. Light surface wear, minor scratches, and small imperfections consistent with age and use. No major cracks or structural damage observed. Some pieces show gentle wear to rims and bases typical of vintage glassware. Please review photos closely for full condition details.

Historical Note:
Princess House crystal became widely popular in the late 20th century for its elegant yet accessible etched designs, often sold as serving and hostess pieces. Grape-motif glassware and green pressed bottles were especially fashionable in mid-century home and bar décor, prized for their texture and sculptural presence. Cut crystal rose bowls and fluted vases have long been used as centerpiece or accent pieces, valued for their light-catching qualities and timeless appeal.

Value Context:
Comparable individual pieces from this lot typically sell in the $40–100 range each, depending on maker, pattern, and condition. As a grouped lot, this collection offers strong decorative and resale value for collectors, stylists, or vintage glass enthusiasts.