Culver, founded in Brooklyn, New York, in 1939, is celebrated for its exquisite barware collections.
This set of vintage mid-century Culver rocks glasses features the Valencia pattern, a hallmark of Culver's renowned barware from the 1950s to early 1960s. The Valencia pattern is known for its luxurious 22-carat gold decoration combined with rich green accents, evoking a Moorish or Moroccan-inspired aesthetic. As Culver's most popular pattern, the rocks glasses gained cinematic fame in Scarface, starring Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer.
Handwashing is recommend to preserve their condition.
FEATURES
Brand: Culver
Style/Era: 1960s MCM (Mid-Century Modern)
Color/Pattern: 22k Gold & Green Valencia Diamond
Includes: (4) Rocks Glasses
Signed: No
Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition. No fading, cracks, or chips
NOTE: All glassware is used/vintage and may show signs of age, including minor wear and surface marks. Such imperfections enhance their charm and authenticity. Please review photos carefully before purchase.
Culver, founded in Brooklyn, New York, in 1939, is celebrated for its exquisite barware collections.
This set of vintage mid-century Culver rocks glasses features the Valencia pattern, a hallmark of Culver's renowned barware from the 1950s to early 1960s. The Valencia pattern is known for its luxurious 22-carat gold decoration combined with rich green accents, evoking a Moorish or Moroccan-inspired aesthetic. As Culver's most popular pattern, the rocks glasses gained cinematic fame in Scarface, starring Al Pacino and Michelle Pfeiffer.
Handwashing is recommend to preserve their condition.
FEATURES
Brand: Culver
Style/Era: 1960s MCM (Mid-Century Modern)
Color/Pattern: 22k Gold & Green Valencia Diamond
Includes: (4) Rocks Glasses
Signed: No
Condition: Pre-owned vintage condition. No fading, cracks, or chips
NOTE: All glassware is used/vintage and may show signs of age, including minor wear and surface marks. Such imperfections enhance their charm and authenticity. Please review photos carefully before purchase.
