Lot #96: MCM promotional glassware, souvenir tumblers, and novelty barware dating primarily from the 1960s through the 1980s.

- Multiple pieces (approx 8-10) - Mix of tumbler/highball glasses and shot glasses - Materials: glass, frosted glass - Brands/markings: Coca-Cola, Frank/restaurant promotional, unbranded/novelty - Theme/design: vintage/retro advertising, novelty/humorous illustrations, restaurant promo glass - Era/style: mid-century/retro style - Condition: used, good with minor wear/light scratches 1. "Barbershop Quartet" Frosted Pitcher (Far Left)Identity: A frosted glass beverage pitcher featuring cartoon illustrations of a mustache-twirling barbershop quartet singing amidst floating musical notes.Provenance: Manufactured by the Anchor Hocking Glass Corporation (Lancaster, Ohio) in the United States during the 1960s as part of their retro novelty line. 2. Frank Vetere's Pizzeria Coca-Cola Glass (Center, Striped Rim)Identity: A tall promotional tumbler reading "What do you think pizza...? Frank Vetere's" framed by Italian flag-colored red and green bands. Provenance: Distributed exclusively by the famous Ontario-based restaurant chain Frank Vetere's Pizzeria in Canada during the late 1970s to early 1980s as part of a promotional partnership with Coca-Cola. 3. "For Ladies & Gentlemen" Stick-Figure Jiggers & Tumblers (Center Foreground Collection)Identity: A graduated bar set consisting of frosted glasses (two larger tumblers and one small shot glass) whimsically illustrated with stick-figure line art climbing a staircase marked "For Ladies" and "For Gentlemen."Provenance: Popular novelty barware manufactured in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s, commonly produced by glass companies like Libbey or Federal Glass for home recreation rooms. 4. Vintage Coca-Cola Cameo Glass (Right Background)Identity: A flared drinking tumbler displaying an elegant Victorian-style portrait cameo over an amber-toned script logo background.Provenance: A authorized Coca-Cola Company archival collector's series glass manufactured in the United States during the 1970s. 5. Lowenbrau / Munich Beer Mug (Behind Frank Vetere's Glass)Identity: A dimpled clear glass beer mug bearing a graphic portrait medallion of a gentleman in a wide-brimmed hat.Provenance: An official promotional brewery stein from Munich, Germany, dating to the 1970s or 1980s. 6. Green Dr. Pepper "Li'l Red Riding Hood" Glass (Far Right Foreground)Identity: A colorful comic-style glass featuring a stylized fractured fairy tale depiction of Little Red Riding Hood and the Big Bad Wolf.Provenance: Produced in the United States in 1976 as part of a highly sought-after promotional fairy tale collector series distributed by Dr. Pepper.If you are preparing these items for display or sale, I can:Detail the entire set list for the Dr. Pepper fairy tale collection to see which ones you might be missingEstimate the current collective lot value for this assortment of promotional glasses Pickup category timeslot {B}