2 Vintage Amberina Sherbet Champagne Glasses Coupes - Depression Era Red Orange Yellow - Stemware Barware Chesterfield by Imperial Glass
A vintage set of 2 Depression era sherbet glasses or champagne coupes. I believe they are the Chesterfield Amberina pattern made by IMPERIAL GLASS of Ohio. The bowl section has panels on the sides and has about a 1/2" rim that is plain around the top edge. The short stems and the bases also have a paneled effect.
These two glasses are red at the top, a slight mix that turns to orange in the short mid section and have yellow bases.
There is some color variation between the four glasses. See the slight color difference between the two that often occurs in Depression Glass.
They measure 3 1/2” high. The top opening has a 4” diameter. The bases are 3" in diameter.
Both are in nice vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Light wear that is commensurate with vintage age. Some color variation between the two which is typical of Depression Era glass. See photos for detail.
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