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Original price was: $17.99.$15.29Current price is: $15.29.
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Indulge in a touch of nostalgia with this unique highball glass. Featuring a distinctive frosted design inspired by the Jim Beam Modern Masters collection, this glass offers a blend of vintage charm and modern function.
This glass measures 5.63H x 2.75″ dia., providing ample space for your favorite beverages. The entire outer surface is coated in a rich brown antiqued craquelure finish, creating a sense of aged elegance. A prominent “The Judge” design, supposedly by Édouard Manet, adorns the glass. Although, Manet didn’t paint anything titled “The Judge,” which adds a touch of mystery and intrigue. The glass is durable, ensuring it withstands everyday use.
This versatile glass is suitable for a variety of beverages beyond whiskey, including water, juice, or cocktails. Its design provides a comfortable grip, enhancing your drinking experience.
“The Judge” motif, combined with the antiqued finish, evokes a sense of nostalgia and sophistication. This glass is a conversation starter and a unique addition to your barware collection. Whether you’re hosting a gathering or enjoying a quiet evening at home, this glass adds a touch of elegance.
This highball glass is pre-owned but in excellent condition. Enjoy the unique design and functionality of this glass at a fraction of the original retail price.
By shopping at Father Joe’s Villages, you contribute to our mission of preventing and ending homelessness in San Diego. When you use this highball glass, you’ll enjoy a touch of nostalgia while supporting a meaningful cause.
Condition: Pre-owned, excellent, with minimal signs of wear
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