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Amethyst drinking glasses with fish print

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antiquerose123:
 :sleep: It is 4:48 a.m here, and I have not been to sleep yet -- so I am going to take a guess at these.

I keep thinking Libbey Glass here.  Why, I do not know.....except Libbey glass used this type of color lots.  They used gold gilt on items.  Look a bit retro to me and something like they might do ----- but I am not sure that Libbey glass did bases like this with kinda 4 legs rather than just a flat base.  So I dunno. 

This is just a Guess and it might be all  :po: as a *guess*.

 :spls:

Good night here, time to crash!!        z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z-z

johnphilip:
Not an inkling Rose and people that live in Palaces shouldnt stow thrones . boom boom ....! :sleep: :kissy: jp

Anik R:
Ah, JP, so now you're a comedian...  but you're also a very clever man because "shubunkin" was the fancy word on my misplaced note.  ;D   Thank you!

Ivo, Nutella glasses?  Perhaps with pictures of nuts, that might certainly be feasible, but fish?  Italy might be a lead -- out of curiosity, do your glasses also have feet?   

By the way, it would have never crossed my mind that Nutella glasses are collectable...  I feel like a heel for getting rid of my son's which we had amassed over a period of about 6 years. :cry:   Maybe I should turn into a hoarder...

Thank you for the replies!

Ming:
JP
You got it wrong. These are not Shubunkins but Calico Fantails. Shubunkins are multicolour single tail goldfish(common goldfish shape-or comet). Where Calico fantails are multicolour fantails.

keith:
...but do they go well with chips? :o ;D

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