I listed these as "hard to find," but they likely qualify as rare - I'm extra conservative when it comes to using that adjective.  I don't see any other example listed on other platforms at the present time, nor are there any image matches in Google. 

The color of the red is more accurately described as burnt sienna, an orangish-red color. 

As with all midcentury barware embellished with gold, there is some expected degradation.  Two of the glass have lost about 3% to 5% of the gold coloring.  The third glass has lost about 1% of its gold color.  On the fourth, nearly pristine, glass. Less than 1% loss has occurred.  On all four glasses, none of the red or beige has decraded.

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These delicate glasses will be carefully packed and shipped using the box-in-box method to ensure their safe delivery to the buyer.  That requires extra material, increasing weight and package size and requiring postage upon checkout that's a little higher than what the buyer might normally expect.

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Thanks for checking out this item.  Please carefully view all of the photos for this listing - they are an important part of the description.  I don't use stock photos or pictures sourced from third parties.  The pictures you see are taken by me and show the product you're buying.  Depending on the light, the pictures may not reflect the true color.  If color is an issue please message me and I can check for you.

Any questions you might have about items in my store are always welcome.

Unless noted above, all of my glass, ceramic, porcelain, and stoneware items are completely free of chips, cracks, scratches, or stains.  Evidence of crazing will always be mentioned if present. 

Decoration on screenprinted, hand-painted, gold/silver/platinum-accented, or otherwise embellished pieces are always subject to degradation in the normal course of use.  I offer only items that show little or no evidence of use.  I usually don't sell items that are degraded by dishwasher damage from harsh detergents, signs of improper storage, or fading from sunlight or UV lighting.

Regarding tableware, I don't sell new items so there will always be some utensil marks - unless the piece is a vintage or antique that was used for display only.  However, I wouldn't sell any dishes, plates or other serving pieces that show excessive utensil marks that would detract from their beauty.

Generally speaking, I will not offer for sale items with any substantial condition issues unless they're of great quality or scarcity, or have some other exceptional innate characteristic and the issues would be described in detail.

I clean everything I sell.  I remove dust or dirt, as well as adhesive residue from labels or price stickers.  Some items might benefit from additional cleaning, especially in the case of porous ceramics or pottery and I'll always note it. 

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