Vintage Horlicks Mixer Glass, Made in England Malted Drink Advertising Tumbler with Pour Spout

$26.95

This vintage Horlicks Mixer glass is a charming piece of British advertising history, made in England and featuring the classic Horlicks name in bold red lettering.

Originally designed for mixing the popular malted milk drink, the tall cylindrical glass includes a small pouring spout at the rim, giving it a distinctive utilitarian shape that sets it apart from an ordinary tumbler.

Today it makes a wonderful collectible for fans of vintage advertising, British kitchenware, pharmacy and apothecary décor, or retro barware.

Details
• Vintage Horlicks mixer glass
• Made in England
• Red Horlicks advertising lettering
• Built-in pouring spout
• Clear glass construction
• Approx. 6" tall
• Approx. 2.5" diameter
• Originally used for mixing malted drinks

Condition
Good vintage condition with light surface wear and scuffing consistent with age and previous use. The red Horlicks lettering remains strong and legible. Please review all photos closely as they are part of the condition description.

This vintage Horlicks Mixer glass is a charming piece of British advertising history, made in England and featuring the classic Horlicks name in bold red lettering.

Originally designed for mixing the popular malted milk drink, the tall cylindrical glass includes a small pouring spout at the rim, giving it a distinctive utilitarian shape that sets it apart from an ordinary tumbler.

Today it makes a wonderful collectible for fans of vintage advertising, British kitchenware, pharmacy and apothecary décor, or retro barware.

Details
• Vintage Horlicks mixer glass
• Made in England
• Red Horlicks advertising lettering
• Built-in pouring spout
• Clear glass construction
• Approx. 6" tall
• Approx. 2.5" diameter
• Originally used for mixing malted drinks

Condition
Good vintage condition with light surface wear and scuffing consistent with age and previous use. The red Horlicks lettering remains strong and legible. Please review all photos closely as they are part of the condition description.