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Posted 6 years ago
kwqd
(1186 items)
Libbey Ka-Dinks were made in 2008-2009. Not sure if they were made in the US of A. The production of these sundae glasses was apparently very brief. I suspect that was because the frosted surface is very easily damaged. I seldom see these in thrift shops and when I do, the finish is always scuffed. All of the ones pictured have minor scuffs and scrapes. They are very striking, though, and when I first saw them, I was convinced they were something from the 1930s-1950s. Very retro. The glass is sturdy and the bottoms are finely detailed. The interiors have a glossy finish. They measure 5.75" high and 4" across the top. If the frosted finish was not so fragile, I suspect they would have been a big seller. Possibly future collectibles, especially if made in the US.
Gorgeous glasses, the mix of frosted pastel colors is wonderful. Great find
Nice effect on the black background, this grouping is very attractive. Thanks.
I love the colors ! and makes me want some sherbert ice cream :-)
Thanks for the comments Newfld, truthordare and Manikin! The colors are really striking..
Thanks for loving my sundae glasses!
Pickaboo
worthit2
aura
Manikin
truthordare
Vynil33rpm
officialfuel
TimeTraveller
buckethead
AdeleC
Newfld
fortapache
Thanks for loving my Ka-Dinks!
ho2cultcha
Caperkid
Elles07
They're so cheerful! Love them!
Very fun! Thanks for sharing!
Yep, Deepseas72 and Rosiegirl, they are a fix for a color junkie. Like me!
Thanks for loving my parfait glasses!
Leeleelu
Rosiegirl
Deepseas72
@Ms.CrystalShip - Thanks! I agree! Maybe Libbey did some mind control research when designing these!
Thanks hunterqlee and Ms.CrystalShip
Thank you Findings, Ilikethings and Vynil33rpm!
and so beautifully photographed! nice work!
Thank you ho2cultcha! I took these before my camera died and I was reduced to using the camera on my phone. I bought a new camera, but still figuring out how to use it. It is not user friendly like my old camera was.
Thanks keramikos! I hadn't seen the cone glasses before. Very cool!