Pepsi-Cola Tiffany Style Stain Glass

     Here is a set of 1970’s Pepsi-Cola drinking glass. The logo on the side of the drinking glass was first used in 1940. The makers make on the bottom of the glass is a “ccc” inside each other, which stands for the Continental Can Company, which was a larger producer of glass and metal containers. In a media-oriented culture, marketers found it necessary to position a product in the consumer's mind. Therefore, the 70’s became the "positioning era" which was the primary ad strategy of the 1970’s. The Pepsi-Cola Tiffany Style Raised Stain Glass Tumbler was interdict to the public as one of the ad strategy to positioning the products in the consumer's mind and home. People would wake up in the morning and poured their juicy into the Pepsi glass. This would put it into their minds for the day. These glasses are in very good conduction no Scratches, Chips, Cracks, Crazing however, the colors are dishwasher bleached out, a little.

Dimensions:

• Top Dia.: 3.88”x 3.88”
• Base Dia.:  2.25”x 2.25”
• Height:  5.13”H

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