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Glass Pitchers

Our beer glassware and glass pitchers are purchased directly from the breweries or beer distributors for home use or breweriana beer collectors and are new brewery glasses, mugs and pitchers in excellent condition. We package our various beer glasses and glass pitchers in bubble wrap or special glassware boxes to insure their safe arrival. We also have some glassware that is not beer related glassware such as our Betty Boop and John Deere glass pitchers.
We also have brewery Coffee Mugs!!!

Miller Brewing Company :




Price: $    



Corona :




Price: $    



Betty Boop :




Price: $    



John Deer :




Price: $    



 
Glassware (No Logs) :




Price: $    



     


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A Glass Fact:

The glass industry started in Italy as early as 8th century BC and used inner molding technique until glassmakers from Alexandria arrived in the 1st century BC.. The Syrian glassmakers invented the technique of glass blowing in 50 BC. After these two important events the famous Roman glassmaking tradition was born.

The thin, light and elegant Roman glassmaking tradition which was based on the blowing technique soon spread to all provinces of the Roman Empire; from Italy to Greece, Anatolia, Syria, Palestine and even to Alexandria.

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