Weston Crystal GrauCut Flower Clear Iced Tea Glass Cobalt Blue Foot WGL45 Bruise

Description

This a fair used condition clear grey cut panel optic footed iced tea glass
with a cobalt blue applied foot that was produced by Weston Crystal circa 1935. The pattern is of six petals with the top three have a leaf
spout
between them.  There is a longer sprig on the left side than the right.  The pattern is repeated twice on the bowl. The
pattern is hard to capture in photos, so I took many at several different angles.  T
here are no chips, cracks or repairs on this pieces. There is a bruise on the lip as shown in the last three photos.  The area is smooth with no ruff spots that can be felt by running your finger over the area. The glass is clear of fogging or clouding that comes from hard water or dishwasher exposure.  T
here are tiny bubbles thought the stem that can be seen when held to a light.  Air bubbles are not uncommon in glassware produced during this time period.
The stem stands about 5 inches tall, about 2 3/4 inches across the top of the glass, and holds 9.5 ounces of fluid filled to the top.
The last photo shows the different stem types I unboxed in this pattern.  Each different stem type will have it's own listing.
I have moved to a much smaller house.
I'm in the process of downsizing my collecting and inventory from vintage/antique booths that I had in the Midwestern states over the years.  As I open a box the contents will be listed.  I have not seen some the items of over 10 years.
I also come across some unusual pieces that I pick up on occasion.The photos are part of the description.  They are much better than I am sometimes.    If you have any questions please feel free to email me.  Thanks!
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I package all items in recycled peanuts and bubble wrap.  All items are well protected. I will be responsible to file all breakage claims and paperwork.  The buyer will provide photos of the box, label and the damaged item on notification of breakage.  Save all items (Including packing material, box, and items broken and unbroken) you may be required to present them during the claim process with the post office.
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