Posted 10 years ago
kivatinitz
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These are two deceptive goblets we bought a month ago here near our hous to a new dealer. Here they are call "copas robadoras", literally translated means burglar goblets, because they contain much less liquid of what it seems. I was not sure about its age but when I put them under the black light they were green, so they contain some amount of uranium, though not as much as other glasses we have (second pic). I think they are English perhaps 1910. Thanks for watching.
beautiful!!!
Yes how interesting your comment Paris. Here they have a high price and I do not understand why. Compliments for your musueum. Thanks everybody for the comments and loves (Sean, Ivone, Cindy, Vetraio and AGH).
The prices here on line are terrible for this type of product
http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-536990829-antigua-copa-robadora-de-boliche-o-pulperia-grande--_JM
http://articulo.mercadolibre.com.ar/MLA-543651160-antigua-copa-pulperia-boliche-robadora-mulera-muy-buena-_JM
With two is enougr h for me I payed them five Euros. Here some things are much more expensive than there....
Cool , kivatinitz! !!
I thought they called them - toast makers glasses- so the host wouldnt get too drunk whilst toasting !! :-)
Ive got a couple similar but totally different ;-)
you know surf I think that idiomatic differences reflects cultural differences jaja, here if you invite someone you serve him as much as he wants....How are your glasses?
Very interesting post and comments,love the green glass as well.
Totally agree with you kivatinitz,many thanks for share.
Thanks to all for the comments. Thanks Virginia.