Beautiful antique pressed glass tumbler dating from approximately the early 1900s to 1930s. This unusual old drinking glass features a striking combination of vertical ribbing, a raised honeycomb-style geometric band, and an elegant flowing wave pattern around the upper section.

The heavy molded construction, thick base, soft glass clarity, tiny bubbles, and early manufacturing irregularities strongly suggest an older pressed glass production rather than a modern reproduction. The form and design are highly reminiscent of early tavern, café, or household utility glassware from the late Victorian to early Depression-era period.

What makes this example especially interesting is the uncommon decorative combination. Similar examples are rarely seen, and the exact pattern has proven difficult to identify, making it a potentially scarce or lesser-known design. The glass has an authentic aged appearance with natural wear, surface scratches, light cloudiness, and character developed over many decades.

The thick molded base creates a distinctive optical effect that gives the lower section a liquid-like appearance when viewed in light. A very attractive display piece for collectors of antique pressed glass, early barware, farmhouse décor, or general store memorabilia.

Condition is consistent with age and use. No major cracks observed. Please review all photos carefully for complete condition details.

Approximate Era:

c.1900–1930

Style:

Early Pressed Glass / EAPG Style

Features:

* Ribbed body design

* Raised honeycomb geometric band

* Flowing wave border motif

* Thick molded base

* Heavy early glass construction

* Strong antique character and presence