12 Nautical Culver Low High Ball Tumbler Non-slip Plastic Glass Set Free Ship on 2040-parts.com
Lufkin, Texas, US
Culver is on the bottom of each glass.
They are all signed Encounters and all but one have non-slip rings on bottom.
Great condition all around - one of the 4" glasses is missing the rubber ring on the bottom
Set includes:
- Four 12 ounce 4" tall low ball glasses
- Four 16 ounce 6 3/4" tall drink glasses
- Four 16 ounce 7 1/2" tall DOUBLE WALLED drink glasses
This is a beautiful set!
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