1930s Dunbar Aramis Tumbler Glass – Silver Overlay with Black Enamel

This vintage Dunbar Glass Co. “Aramis” cocktail glass, produced in the 1930s, features clear hand-blown glass with a distinctive silver overlay and black enamel detailing. The contrast of materials highlights the clean lines and geometric styling characteristic of the Art Deco period.

A well-preserved example of early American glass design, it’s ideal for collectors or anyone looking to add a unique, period-authentic piece to their barware or display. We love using these as small vases filled with fresh flowers or as accent pieces on a bookshelf.

• Maker: Dunbar Glass Co. (West Virginia)
• Pattern: Aramis
• Year: Circa 1930s
• Material: Blown glass with applied silver and enamel decoration
• Dimensions: Approx. 5.5" high x 3.5" dia.
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with minor surface wear consistent with age

About Dunbar Glass Co.:
Operating from 1913 to 1953 in Dunbar, West Virginia, the Dunbar Glass Company gained recognition for producing elegant pressed and blown glassware during the Depression era. Their iridescent finishes and innovative forms—like the “Aramis” line—made them a standout among American glassmakers, often blending utilitarian form with artistic flair.

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