Set of four Eldorado glasses, amber glass, Hazel Atlas, USA, 1970s.

This set of four tall Hazel Atlas Eldorado glasses from the 1970s exemplifies American pressed glass in the mid-century modern style. Crafted from thick, slightly translucent glass, they feature an intense amber hue that deepens slightly toward the base. Their slender, cylindrical shape is accentuated by a uniform, raised pattern of circles, which gives each glass a distinctive texture and improves grip. The glossy glass surface enhances the play of light, while the proportions underscore the functional nature of highball glasses. The set is in excellent condition—free from chips, cracks, or signs of repair. The listed price is for the complete set of four glasses. These glasses capture the energy of the 1970s—an era when bold colors and geometric motifs dominated American tables. The amber-toned pressed glass evokes long summer evenings and family gatherings, while the raised circles echo the playful, optimistic forms of the period. Each glass tells a story of everyday elegance, where even the simplest drink became an opportunity to celebrate design. The Hazel Atlas Eldorado set pairs beautifully with colored glassware or classic ceramics in muted tones, allowing their amber hue to stand out. They work equally well on a modern, minimalist table or in an eclectic interior with vintage elements. Consider pairing them with a carafe from the same era or displaying them on a wooden tray—whether in the living room, kitchen, or home bar—to highlight their timeless appeal. Height: 16.5 cm. Rim diameter: 5.7 cm. Base diameter: 4.5 cm. Material: pressed glass. Set of four glasses. Very good condition.