Three elegant, timeless, vintage Candlewick 12-ounce clear glasses featuring glass beads around the base are available as a set. Made by the Imperial Glass Company of Bellaire, Ohio, between August 1936 until the company closed in 1984, the candlewicking pattern was Imperial's most  sought-after pattern and inspired by Colonial-style needleworking called “candlewicking" in which cotton wicks normally used for candle making were twisted to create balls like a French knot. Collectors praise the glassware's high quality, timeless design and wide variety of pieces as well as its nostalgic charm.

The glasses measure 5 + 7/16 inches in height with a diameter of 2 + 11/16 inches at the top and 2 + 9/16 inches at the base. The glasses hold 12 ounces to the rim. While they all hold 12 ounces, due to variations in production, each glass has a different weight: 7.4, 6.9 and 6.6 ounces. Together they weigh 1 pound 4.9 ounces without packaging.

The seller thoroughly discloses the condition and usability of all items sold. These glasses are in very good condition and free from any chips, cracks or scratches.

Please ask questions or request additional information or photos before purchase as it is impossible to respond accurately after the item has shipped. The seller generally does not accept returns unless the item is not as described or is damaged during shipping.

If the item does not fit (in spite of the detailed measurements provided) or if you have decided you don't want the item, the seller will accept returns within 30 days as long as it shows no signs of wear or damage and is returned in the same condition in which it was delivered (which may include an attached inventory tag that should still be attached and brand-specific packaging). Under these circumstances, the buyer is responsible for paying for the return postage. Please follow eBay's process for obtaining discounted postage.

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In the event that the item is damaged upon arrival, in order to receive a refund, you must notify the seller immediately, provide photographs of all signs of damage and work with the shipper to fulfill their requirements for filing an insurance claim.

(1.) Photograph the package as it arrived, before opening (including photos of any parts of the package that appear damaged). Please open the package on top (where the label is) and take (2.) a photo of the item(s) as they are positioned in the package. After removing the item(s), please take (3.) a photo of the item(s) in their wrapping. After uncovering the wrapping, please take (4.) photos of any damage to the item.

USPS says: If a claim is filed because some or all of the contents are missing or damaged, the addressees must retain the mailing container, including any damaged articles, all packaging and any contents receipted. Upon written request by the USPS, the addressee must make this proof available to the local post office for inspection, retention and disposition in accordance with the claims decision. Failure to do so will result in denial of the claim." Other shipping companies have similar requirements. Please refer to the company you selected.

The seller photographs all aspects of the item being shipped to aid in any insurance claims.

If I have failed to provide you with a great product and exceptional service, I would appreciate the opportunity to work with you to resolve any issues to your satisfaction. Thank you for looking at this item and other items I have for sale. Your interest and purchases, of course, are very much appreciated.