#1317 Set of four Tiffin-Franciscan footed tumblers with gold rim decoration.

No chips or cracks, 4”x2.5” The Tiffin-Franciscan Glass Company, based in Tiffin, Ohio, was a prominent American glassware manufacturer from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. They were known for producing a wide array of decorative and functional glassware, including elegant stemware, colored glass, and etched pieces. Their designs often reflected the prevailing styles of their respective eras, making them popular for both everyday use and special occasions. This particular set of footed tumblers, likely from the mid-20th century, showcases the company's skill in combining clear glass with decorative gold banding. The 'Rambler Rose' pattern, if applicable, suggests a floral motif popular during the Art Deco and mid-century modern periods. Such pieces were commonly used for serving cordials, liqueurs, or small desserts, adding a touch of sophistication to the table setting.

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• Listed May 27, 2026