Stunning Barwere Mid Century 9-piece set, 8 tall glasses in an atomic wire caddy with vinyl wrapped handles from the Mid-Century Hollywood Regency era

Each glass is decorated in turquoise and Gold tone Persian Polo Player on horseback- the feel like enameled in the style of Arabian Nights

There is a band turquoise band going around and some stylized floral decors done and gold and turquoise tones

Each glass is 6 ¾” tall x 2 ½” across and holds 12-14 oz.

The wire caddy holder has a handle at each side, they are wrapped6/75 in black vinyl

It stands on four feet with rubber tips.

It is 13 ½” long x 5 ½” wide and 4 ½” tall without glasses and 7 ¾” tall with them

The set weighs about 4 ¼ lbs.

Great vintage condition glasses no chips cracks or wear to gold and turquoise design. some patina to wire metal rack. Please zoom and view all pictures as they are part of the description, email me with any questions you may have.

NOTE; My research shows many makers with the same pattern –sellers affirm that they are made by Cera, Culver, Fred Press, even George Briar or just unmarked glasses.

These appear to be Federal glass because of the shield logo on the bottom, but they do not have any seams, they look hand blown.

I also found this info. The company's shield logo with a capitalized F inside is well-known among Depression Glass collectors. Federal Glass first started using the shield in 1932, most of their glass pieces come stamped with it. Look for the seams. Federal glass, like all Depression glass, was produced in a mold. When the halves were removed from the mold, a seam was created. The halves were then fused together, and thus, the seam is always visible. These appear to have the shield but no seams.