Buttermilk Goblets are basically short wide goblets. They were originally produced to hold buttermilk, but today they are used for mixed drinks ,desserts, or serving sour cream or dips. The casual crowd enjoys them as they hold a larger quantity then most goblets. Fill the buttermilk with ice and your favorite drink and you are set to enjoy the afternoon. Desserts look fabulous in the buttermilks. Fresh ice cream with strawberries, blueberries or raspberries looks great They are the perfect size for cranberry sauce, salsa, dips or mini carrots. Pressed glass is very versatile and can be used for several purposes

Patty George Pressed Glass Buttermilks

Barberry, Circa 1880

Beaded Grape Medallion, Circa 1880

Beaded Mirror, Circa 1880

Bleeding Heart, Circa 1880

Cherry, Circa 1880

Diamond & Crossbar, Circa 1880

Drapery, Circa 1880

Bellflower Circa 1880

Bellflower - double vine, Circa 1880

Hamilton, Circa 1880

Open Rose, Circa 1880

Picket Band, Circa 1880

Stippled Grape & Festoon Buttermilk, Circa 1870- 1891 Doyle & Co., Pittsburgh PA US Glass Co.,

Washington Centennial, Circa 1880

Cabbage Rose, Circa 1880s

Strawberry, Circa 1880s