The condition of the glass, the rarity of the design, and the age of the glass all play a role in determining its value. In such cases, we will delete your personal information unless we have compelling and legitimate grounds to continue using that information or if it is needed for legal reasons. Some glasses can be worth as little as a few pounds, while others can fetch hundreds of pounds at auction. Place upside down on a plate and place a tea towel, previously soaked in hot water, over the top of the mould to help loosen the jelly - wet the plate first so you can slide the jelly into its centre.

Originally designed in the 1960s, they were very popular in the 1970s when they reached their peak popularity. My glass has the same hexagonal stem and triple lined font for the logo, which is seen in some Babycham adverts from the late 50s. At the Kosta and Orrefors works in Sweden and Holmegaard, Denmark, they were the first visitors to be invited through creaking steel fire doors into strong-rooms containing thousands of sample products and hundreds of thousands of pages of illustrated catalogues. Ltd Edition Millennium Cocktail martini glass with gold prancing Babycham fawn logo with a top hat and cane.The image was chosen because of the delicate and playful nature of the deer, which perfectly represents the light and bubbly taste of the famous sparkling perry. was a common feature of the brand’s adverts which were primarily aimed at women and sought to promote a more ‘ladylike’ choice of alcohol.

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The labels on vintage clothing can vary massively depending on country of origin and date of manufacture. Mid/Late 1950’s : Champagne glass with the white all four legs together fawn logo and dark blue ‘BABYCHAM’ listing round the base.