※ The tags are borrowed. ※ This is a set of 8 glasses and a tray. Not for individual sale. ※ For those who can pick up the item, there will be a 5,000 yen discount (Kohoku-ku, Yokohama. The items will be handed over without packaging as they are on the tray). ※ If shipping, recycled packaging materials will be used. Although I am an amateur packer, I will try my best to pack the items securely. It appears to be vintage Hazel Atlas "Atomic Moon Polka Dot Tollboy Tumblers." This item has a unique design that looks like planets spinning around, and its retro-pop color scheme is adorable. The vintage mid-century tray also has a design that makes the colorful glasses stand out (the tray itself seems to be a US vintage item, but it doesn't appear to be Hazel Atlas). I purchased this from an interior design enthusiast acquaintance and have had it displayed in my kitchen for a long time without using it. There are no markings, but it is said that some Hazel Atlas items from around 60 years ago did not have markings. For reference, two glasses that appear to be the same item were being sold for 18,000 yen at a vintage shop in Japan. Size (approximate) Glass: Height 7cm, Width 7cm, Depth 13cm Tray: Height 8cm, Width 40.5cm, Depth 20cm ※ Glass opening: Height 8cm, Width 7.5cm, Depth 7.5cm Please confirm the following: ・Stored in an environment with pets. ・Non-smoker. ・I cannot determine whether it is genuine or fake, but I owned it believing it was genuine based on the fact that it was sold as Hazel Atlas on multiple overseas sites and the character of my acquaintance. ・There is a chip on the bottom of one of the glasses (7th photo). ・It looks clean to my amateur eyes, but there may be minor oversights, scratches, and stains. It is difficult to convey everything in detail, so please consider that there is some wear and tear. ・No claims and no returns are accepted. fire king Fire King Old Pyrex Old Pyrex Glasbake Glasbake Federal Federal US vintage midcentury herman miller howard miller eames georgenelson antique Herman Miller Howard Miller Eames George Nelson