Georges Briard Enamel Highball Glasses Pair – 1960s Vintage Barware Decor

Bring iconic mid-century style to your bar or display with this pair of Georges Briard “Appliqué and Embroidery” highball glasses, crafted in the late 1960s.

• Striking Design: Features bold enamel overlay in Briard’s signature “Appliqué and Embroidery” pattern, inspired by traditional textile motifs.
• Greenfield Hill, Conn. Series: Hallmark of Briard’s later era, blending everyday function with gallery-level artistry.
• Signed & Authentic: Marked “© Georges Briard,” “Appliqué and Embroidery,” and “Greenfield Hill, Conn, 1800.”
• Era & Origin: Circa 1968–early 1970s, made in the United States.
• Materials: Clear pressed glass with enamel overlay.
• Color Palette: Orange, yellow, black, green.
• Dimensions: 5.5" tall × 2.75" diameter; 9.2 oz each; 12 oz capacity.
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition—no chips, cracks, or design loss. Enamel remains vibrant and intact.

Perfect for collectors, retro bar carts, or anyone who loves mid-century modern and folk art revival style. Add artistry and color to your home bar—this Georges Briard pair brings charm and collector appeal to any setting.

IMPORTANT NOTE: At Darling Della Vintage, we believe every scratch and bit of patina tells a story. Our pieces are 30+ years old and have lived full lives, so gentle wear, tiny chips, or age-worn charm are part of their soul — not flaws. We photograph and describe each item carefully, but please expect natural signs of age. Embracing vintage means embracing history — and we wouldn’t have it any other way.

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