Amber Boopie Champagne/Sherbet Glasses Qty 8 Anchor Hocking Mid-Century 1950s

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Amber Boopie Berwick Champagne/Sherbet Glasses Qty 8 Anchor Hocking Mid-Century 1950s 3 1/2" Tall x 3 1/2" Wide Beautiful Amber Topaz Gold/Yellow with Clear Bubble bottoms I always called them BOOPIE BUBBLE GLASS!Set of 8 Sherbet or Champagne Glasses They will make adorable candle holders for tealights too. A piece of history! Complete your set or start a new collectionGreat condition, no chips or cracks.See other listings, I have the juice and wine glasses if still availableAnchor Hocking began producing glassware in the early twentieth century, and was one of the glass-producing companies to survive the Great Depression. One of the most popular designs was Berwick, which came to be known as Boopie.HISTORYBerwick or Boopie glassware was produced by the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation for almost three decades, from the 1950s to the 1970s. This pattern was discontinued in 1962!Boopie stemware has a row of marble-like beads encircling the outer edge of the foot or base. Pairs of raised lines extend from the top of the foot to the bottom and end in a rounded design above each bead. The bowl is a slightly rounded taper shape.COLORSBoopie stemware was made in four colors: crystal (clear), amber, forest green and ruby red. The latter two were popular during the holiday season.
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