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Set of four vintage Coca‑Cola glass pieces from the 1960s–1970s: two elongated twisted bottles in brown and blue with two frosted glasses, Italian origin, height 40 cm, width 6 cm, depth 6 cm, weight 2 kg, in good used condition with light signs of age.
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Set consisting of 2 rare elongated and twisted Coca-Cola glass bottles from a vintage collection of the 1960s and 1970s, and 2 frosted Coca-Cola glasses.
Origin: They were very popular souvenirs at amusement parks, fairs, and seafront promenades during that period.
Manufacturing: Artisans heated the glass of ordinary bottles and then pulled and twisted it by hand in a unique way.
Brown bottle: It is an original Italian bottle from the era. The inscription on the glass reads "March. Reg." (Registered Trademark), typical of Italy's historic formats in use before the introduction of white silkscreened lettering.
Blue bottle: It shows the classic bilingual silkscreened inscription with the phrase "Bibita Analcoolica", indicating that the base was an official bottle distributed in Italy in the 1970s.
2 frosted glass glasses paired with the respective colored bottles.
Set consisting of 2 rare elongated and twisted Coca-Cola glass bottles from a vintage collection of the 1960s and 1970s, and 2 frosted Coca-Cola glasses.
Origin: They were very popular souvenirs at amusement parks, fairs, and seafront promenades during that period.
Manufacturing: Artisans heated the glass of ordinary bottles and then pulled and twisted it by hand in a unique way.
Brown bottle: It is an original Italian bottle from the era. The inscription on the glass reads "March. Reg." (Registered Trademark), typical of Italy's historic formats in use before the introduction of white silkscreened lettering.
Blue bottle: It shows the classic bilingual silkscreened inscription with the phrase "Bibita Analcoolica", indicating that the base was an official bottle distributed in Italy in the 1970s.
2 frosted glass glasses paired with the respective colored bottles.

