Topic: Two Tone Wine Goblets Scandinavian???TK MAXX??

[LEGSY]

Found two of these goblets and the more i look the more i think they may not be a cheap TK MAXX
type of glass and possibly a well made thing they have a trailed rim and attached foot plenty of swirls
in the glass and bubbles so must be more studio rather than machine made i would hope anyway. They
just seem nice and would love to see what other people think on them? Thank you for looking.

[chopin-liszt]

The rather well applied rims there do not indicate Woolies, (I used to see some really good stuff inTKMaxx, when they first started. )
I don't think these are anything cheap, although they are cheerful.
I agree with you.

[glassobsessed]

I was lucky with nine glasses I bought recently, they were essentially a modern copy of a Georgian rummer. I nearly did not buy them but they were so cheap I changed my mind and went back for them. Only later did I notice that one was marked WY and another William Yeoward, the other seven were unmarked. Turns out they were the companies Myrtle glasses:
https://www.parisjewelers.com/product/william-yeoward-myrtle-goblet-green/

No idea about yours but I see that the same company does produce quite a few with coloured trailed rims. However a quick search throws up "Matilda Goad & Co Stemless Wine Glass" which look to be a match.

John