New! Fabulous textured glasses (1960)
New from Libbey — exciting dimensional designs! The fascinating textures and colors are not just super-imposed, they are a glowing translucent part of each Libbey “Safedge” glass.
Vintage patterns shown: Danube, Roses, Golden Frost, Icy Ribbons, Fern Glaze, Medallic [sic]
Vintage Libbey glassware from 1963
Libbey brings out more in glass (1967)
Vintage Libbey glasses: Vienna, Strata, Turquoise Concord, Element
Feel right with matched glassware from Libbey: Platinum Leaves pattern (1966)
Attain serenity. Blush only at the compliments you get — when you serve with matched sets of Libbey. Like Platinum Leaves… Only about $4 a boxed set of 8 — yet guaranteed to bring harmony and beauty to your table.
How many women are you? Your Libbey Glass Wardrobe helps you keep count (1965)
Greeter (with smile) is you at break of day. Cheerful BERKSHIRE helps! juice set, about $4.00.
Slavey. Too often! But pause and refresh like royalty with GOLDEN RINGS. Set of 8, about $3.00.
Den Mother makes every pack meeting seem like a party with festive NORDIC. Set of 8…
Libbey glasses for a stylish table (1964)
“Your table is as fashionable as you are… with a Libbey Glass Wardrobe.”
The most entertaining gift you can give is Libbey (1963)
Try a versatile new hue – Bleu! (1967)
Holidays & Libbey glassware (1965)
“Make each holiday an occasion with a Libbey glass wardrobe.”
Tempo cocktail set – Silver Foliage – Classic Novels vintage glass sets (1965)
“You’re not one woman, you’re almost infinite. And you can express all your exciting variety in sparkling Libbey,” says Julia Lee Cook, Libbey Home Stylist.
“With Libbey styles, you dress your table as appropriately as you dress yourself… and you change it as often. A feminine instinct. And a pleasant one to indulge; Libbey styles only look expensive. So be practical. Use your Libbey Glass Wardrobe to keep track of yourselves,”
Golden foliage accessory sets
An exquisite experience in gracious entertaining is offered by Libbey’s development of this 22K gold leaf pattern accented by delicate frosting.
Retro barware from the ’60s
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I have a Libbey frosted glass with not one but two cursive L marks on the bottom. This does not look like a regular trademark although the both L symbols match Libbey’s perfectly, but it looks like an error. Do you have knowledge of any Double L marks from Libbey?