Lake Geneva Tulip Double Old Fashioned Glasses, Set of 4

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Web ID: 22612725

Officially licensed Frank Lloyd Wright Lake Geneva tulip design. The Frank Lloyd Wright Lake Geneva tulip-stained glass is an adaptation of the tulip window created for the Lake Geneva Inn, in Lake Geneva, Wisconsin. This tumbler Geneva tulip design is inspired by this home.

  • Product Features

    • Product dimensions: 3.375" L x 3.375" W x 4.25" H
    • Product weight: 1 lbs.
    • Product capacity: 14 oz.
    • Set includes: 4 double old fashioned glasses
    • Glass
    • Hand wash
    • Made in USA

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1.8/5

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Laur
11 days ago

they are green

I loved the picture of these glasses online, but when they arrived, they were not torquoise. They are bottle green.

k
2 months ago

color not as pictures

I was really excited to get these, but was disappointed. glasses feel nice in your hand, but color is much less sharp, and lighter in person. probably would not have bought if I had seen them as they are vs how the picture online is represented.

Susan
4 months ago

Do Not Believe Shipping Information

I ordered these glasses on 12/16 and Macy's showed they would be delivered in 3-6 business days. I even paid extra for "Premium" shipping. I finally received notification of shipment after 5 days and the item is due to arrive on January 2nd. I am not holding my breath. Very disappointed in Macy's for not showing accurate shipping information. I am hoping when they are delivered that I will love them and actually keep them for myself. They were supposed to be a Christmas present.