when it comes to throwing parties, it’s fun to have great glassware — it just adds a whole other layer to the event, not to mention, it’s very instagrammable should that be a goal of yours. when i’ve hosted parties i’ve rented from two amazing rental agencies both with gorgeous collections — in los angeles and in san francisco — i can’t recommend them more highly. but if you’re thinking about collecting your own, that seems like a worthwhile and fun hobby to have. i always like to have something to be on the lookout for when i hit the flea markets or yard sales, and if you’ve got a spot to display them, look how pretty this colored glassware can look. featured in this post is mostly depression era glassware which was mass-produced in the U.S. from the late 1920s to the 1940s and often used as giveaways to persuade customers to purchase goods, but companies like , and even are carrying new pieces too — so all great resources for you. i like , and ebay for vintage glassware. i was at the today and saw a ton of — all fairly reasonably priced. happy hunting!
• photo credits in order of appearance: rainbow glass collection via ; Pink goblets curated via ; photo of ‘s growing glassware collection; vintage amber glassware via ; pink rosanna parisian glass via ; vintage rack display with glasses via; pink goblets via ; anthropologie’s ; anthropologie’s ; neiman marcus ; depression glass pink hobnail cups and saucers via; green depression era glass via ; via ; from terrain; ; from anthropologie; ; from terrain.
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