Topic: Ice like textured whisky glasses unknown makers??

[LEGSY]

Don't think these are Ravenhead but i thought they were from the pictures when i
purchased them from an online shop when they arrived i thought they looked a
bit different the textured finnish was more defined than i expected it to be so i
guess they maybe are Ravenhead. Any ideas folks? 3" x 3"

[chopin-liszt]

If they are Ravenhead, the pattern is called Siesta. Mine all went back to a charity shop, so I don't have one to hand to compare, but it might be something else.
The pattern looks a bit sharper than I remember.
But so do the pics of Siesta fruit bowls I found. 
Maybe you'll have better luck searching than I do - I can't work things like pinterest.
You're definitely looking for Siesta. Used to trip over it in charity shops, but not so much now.

[Lustrousstone]

It's not Ravenhead Siesta IMO

[chopin-liszt]

I do think the pattern is sort of sharper and more squared off than Siesta is.
How good is the colour, Dan?

[LEGSY]

 
Yeas sorry it's a bit of a awkward one i just wanted
a set of inexpensive glasses for soft drinks and purchased
them thinking of course as you would Ravenhead or similar??
But all the pieces i have checked are a lot more subtle? Talking
texture wise these are defined your right, Color very clear no
hints of grey to my eye's i'm stumped i think they are very
similar to Ultima thule if looked at from say a cross section
or horizontally ?? But then the bases are wrong maybe a UK
company who was a bit of a pretender ie copying Iittala 
Dan

[chopin-liszt]

Wrong rim for Iittala. Siesta would be a little bit yellow.

And I did a booboo again.  Siesta, not Fiesta. I had a Chancey brain interference.

I'm currently using Ravenhead beer glasses for everyday, but I like Ravenhead Apollos too.
I have a fairly massive collection of both, picked up from charity shops.

https://www.flickr.com/photos/h_is_for_home/2183032573
https://www.iconicedinburgh.co.uk/listing/682835084/1970s-ravenhead-apollo-glasses-set-of

[Anne]

No worries Sue, all your Fiestas have been Siesta'd now. x

[chopin-liszt]

  Thank-you, Anne. They really needed a rest after the party.