I first found the little apple juice glass but it seemed so forlorn by itself. Then, I happened on the frosted cottage scene glass and the green Hall ramekin and a set was born! These three display really well together, but could be used individually as well for Fall or Christmas décor.

1 - An adorable, clear glass, hand painted apple juice glass that was likely originally part of a set with a pitcher. It is unmarked as to the manufacturer but my research indicates likely from the 1960s. On the front is two bright red apples on a branch and the back has a single smaller apple. Both designs have green branches and leaves as well. No paint loss on any of the designs and no chips or cracks in the glass. Dimensions: 4 1/4" tall, 2 5/8" diameter

2 - A replica Currier and Ives red cottage scene on a 12 oz. frosted drinking glass. I found this glass on Replacements.com for $120!!!! That site indicates it is from Homer Laughlin and is a discontinued piece. It is also noted as Rare and Hard to Find. 1950s piece. Really cute scene in a brick red print on the frosted tumbler. The design is in amazing condition. There are some areas where the frosted coating has spots of discoloration. No chips or cracks. Displays well. Dimensions: 5 1/4" tall, 2 3/4" diameter

3 - Small, forest green ceramic ramekin/custard or pudding cup from Hall, marked Made in USA 351 on the bottom. Glossy green outside, creamy white inside. Perfect condition. 1960s piece. Dimensions: 2 1/2" tall. 3" diameter.

Sold as a Set of Three