Whitehall Amber Champagne/Tall Sherbet Glass | Indiana Glass | Vintage Glassware

Whitehall Amber Champagne/Tall Sherbet Glass | Indiana Glass | Vintage Glassware

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Whitehall Amber Champagne/Tall Sherbet Glass | Indiana Glass | Vintage GlasswareAdd a touch of mid century charm to your table with this Whitehall Amber Champagne or Tall Sherbet glass by Indiana Glass Company. With its warm amber hue and classic design, its perfect for cocktails, desserts, or as a collectible piece for your vintage glassware display. Details Brand: Indiana Glass Company Pattern: Whitehall Amber Type: Champagne Tall Sherbet Glass Color: Amber Height: 3 3 8 in Width: 3 1 2 in Material: Glass Era: Mid Century

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