I was fortunate to pick up a pair of cranberry tumblers recently, both showing some age and, seemingly, Victorian era. But both have some interesting points.
The taller one (3¾in., 9.5cm tall) almost borders on ruby. Has a ground base and also several inclusions (poss. gold flakes?) The variation in the cranberry colouration is also quite noticeable.
The shorter one (3¼in., 8.2cm tall) appears to be mould-blown, but was also cased in clear. I was wondering if this had been shortened at some time as the rim is ground flat adn the optic pattern is truncated. There are a couple of rim nibbles as well, but the proportions feel OK.
Someone was asking about the cranberry colouration, and these two demonstrate the paler and stronger ends of the range.