Vintage Commemorative Collectible Wine, Shot, Beer, Sake, Whisky Glasses, Bottle

Description: Whether or not an "allow offers" switch is available, and it isn't on variation listings, I will entertain offers of price and mix and match. You'll have to message me. Photos are of the actual item. The 7" Treasure State Art Show wine glass commemorates one year of the Bitterroot Valley Montana art show, featuring notable artists and their exceptional pieces for sale. This glass is from 2004 and the event s held yearly even still. The 6.75" 9/11 frosted commemorative wine glass is a salute to the US military and celebrates the country on behalf of Bitterroot Montana. I have two 5.75" Montana Budweiser beer glasses. One has a generic Montana logo with red, blue lettering and gold frost also. The mark on its bottom looks like a small anchor, probably Anchor Hocking Glass. The other is a glass from a wonderful lodge with steak house in the Bitterroot Valley, the Rocky Knob. It's still operating as of this listing. It has the Libby mark embossed on the bottom. The price is for both, but if you want just one, I'll sell it for $12. From Montana, where I live now, we go to Sacramento, CA, where I grew up. The 7-3/8" California State Fair wine glass is a souvenir from a wine tasting event with one sponsor, Savemart Supermarkets as frosted on the back. Sacramento is not far from Napa Valley and other great wine countries. Next is a 7-5/8" champagne glass from a fundraiser for the Discovery Museum in Sacramento, a Golden Tea Party, with a motto, Discover Gold, all in frosted gold. The 7-1.8" wine glass is from Sacramento's premiere theatre, B Street Theatre, with its logo. My daughter worked at the hospitality area selling wine and kept this as a souvenir, which was not given to patrons. The theatre was founded by Buck Busfield, brother of Timothy, who also shows up now and then. Next are 2 champagne glasses from the 2000 millennium celebration. The 8" one has the gold and frosted silver stars logo on 3 sides of the glass. The 9.25" clear champagne glass has a stem forming "2000" as shown. The Glencairn Whisky Glass is a revolutionary whisky glass that lets one savor the taste and complexity of fine whisky. Whisky, the world's most complex spirit was formerly found served in anything from hiball tumblers to Paris goblets but had no glass specifically for it. In 2001 Glencairn Crystal solved the problem of identifying the ideal glass for whisky. Designed by Raymond Davidson nearly 25 years earlier, its development involved pulling together the master blenders from the five largest whisky companies and asking them to perfect his initial design. This Glencairn Crystal glass with a frosted maple leaf and the company name frosted on the bottom, is 3-7/8". The B&B cognac glass is 4.5" The 6.25" martini glass with a frosted Smirnoff logo on one side looks hand blown, or at least not formed in a mold. The glass has subtle swirls on the bowl and a nice, twisted stem. It was made by acclaimed glass maker Luminarc in France. I obtained the 8.25" Olympia Beer glass when I toured its brewery in Washington state the early 1970s. It's been in a display cabinet since. The 5-7/8" Charles Krug wine glass frosted glass logo states "First in Napa Valley" because it is the oldest vineyard there. I obtained the elegant 6.75" Bergfeld Winery glass at a tour of the historic, one of the original wineries, in the 1990s. It is now part of the HALL St. Helena group. It has a blue infused stem. The 2-7/8" oyster shot glass is from the renowned Flaherty's Seafood Grill and Oyster Bar in Carmel California. The 2.5" Sho Chiku Bai Sake glass sports a logo from the excellent sake of that name. I bought the 10" tall, purported Klingon glass at a Creation Star Trek Convention in 1993. It was sold as a Klingon glass, such as the Duras sisters might have used. I've just stored it in a display case since. The glass is smooth on the outside and very subtly ribbed on the inside to give it the gorgeous effect. It might be handmade. It was obviously not mass produced. It's elegant and one of a kind and in perfect condition. The set of three 3-7/8 x 2-5/8" glasses have a 2-1/8" square base. One has a small chip alone the upper edge. I have 2 Veselí nad Lužnicí (Veselí on the river Lužnicí) gold rimmed souvenir glasses. It's a town in the Southern Bohemian region of the Czech Republic. It' renowned for its surrounding forests and lakes which is reflected on the round glass image. The other glass has an image of the town hall. I picked up the shot glass on a wooden base in the late 80s while visiting the small town in Northern Wisconsin, Crivitz. It's still like new since it's only been displayed. The wood block is 4-1/8 x 4 x 1-3/4 inches. The glass fits into a shallow hole on the top and shows a couple of cowboys by a wagon train with the words "One for the Road..." It's a nice piece of wood, no scratches. The 2.75" tall shot glass with a thick fine pewter emblem displaying the old opera house in Frankfurt Germany is very detailed. I have a set of three 3" glasses I inherited that are from the 1960s. They have 12 small oval indentations around the glass. The Nestlé Co. frosted world map mug is made of thick glass and although only 3" tall, is about 14 oz. The 1 oz JP Wiser's Hopped mini beer stein shot glass is 2-3/8" tall. In late summer 2003, with CA Governor Gray Davis recall election coming up in October, Milano Winery co-founder and winemaker Deanna Starr came up with idea of Recall Red and created the label. With the labels hot off the press, workers hand-stripped the old labels from 800 cases of wine and hand-applied the new larger labels, too big for their machine. Note on my bottle, the label was slapped on a little crooked. I drank the wine. No retained cork.They sold 800 cases in 3 months—Katie Couric bought a bottle at a charity auction for approximately $700; the California State History Museum asked for 2 bottles to put on display for a Recall Memorabilia display; employees at the governor’s office ordered a case; wine collectors are holding onto their purchases. Me too, up until now. I lived in Sacramento at the time, working for the state, and had an opportunity to buy this bottle. The winery re-released Recall Red in 2021 leading up to the recall election of Gavin Newsom. The Tin Cup shot glasses came affixed to the top of Tin Cup Whiskey bottles. We didn't use them, just stored them, many still with all or part of the seal. An elegant tray to serve as keyholder, decorative bar, mancave, shecave or she-shed embellishment, or however one could creatively utilize or gift this attractive decor item. Most of these offerings are under 1 pound. The ones that are over that I have priced a few dollars more to make up for the postage that eBay will charge for less than 1 pound.

Price: 10 USD

Location: Hamilton, Montana

End Time: 2024-09-27T21:19:03.000Z

Shipping Cost: 4.63 USD