Box full of cordials

I'll post each set. The lady wrapped five of them and then left one on the outside so you could see what they looked like. Any info would help.

Then someone can tell me how to post two pictures in one post.

 

These are 5 1/2" tall

 

The tallest one here is 4 1/4" and the small blue one is 2 1/4". Keep or sell? If they aren't worth much, I am squeezing them into every spare corner.

 

I'll have to rely on advice here since I won't be able to get any from Ebay. I saw a set like the little snifter - all six are different colors - that is selling for $35. There are no marks on the others. Three of the clear ones have etched floral designs. The smoke one is plain. The tallest one has a raised pattern.

 

I hope some Glassies join us here.

 

Don't I wish. This is why you can't believe what you see online. One person sells the set for $35 and the next person puts it up for $150.
http://www.antiques.com/classified/...-SET-10-COLORED-LIQUOR-CORDIAL-GLASSES-C-1930

 

This one is 4" tall with etched leaf design.

 

Are these all sets of 6? There's very little I can say. The one with the faceted ball stem looks like a pantograph etch. That's what I would try to promote.

The little colored ones... I don't think they're deco and I think $150 is pie in the sky. Selling a set of 10 for $35 would be a bravura performance to me.

Are some cornflower cut? That would be the thing to mention on them.

The thing is... I know very little, so it's easy for me to be way off.

 

These tall thin ones are odd because they have a curve - can you tell from the photo?

 

Since I'm not sure what curve you are referring to, I guess not. Cups with handles low on the side like that are sometimes called Irish Coffee mugs, but I don't know about the size.

 

Look at the picture. The base is pretty much in the center but as you go up, see how the top leans towards the left? They all do that. Kinda goofy.

 

I don't think it's a distinguishing characteristic.

 

Id like to see a good shot of the stem on the faceted ball glass. Cant see it that good, but it looks similiar to stems made by these two companys: Import associates, and Bohemia crystal import associates. I think thats their correct names. I have a link to a page with a little info, am I aloud to post that here?

 

Bridget, I'm pretty certain that you may post a link here.