MEXICO CITY, circa 1960 - Cobalt blue tinted blown glass service. Important set comprising approximately 162 pieces: - Eleven soup plates (chips and scratches from use) - Eleven dinner plates (fels and missing) - Seventeen coupelles (chips and chips) - Thirteen dessert plates (chips) - Seven wine glasses (missing and chipped) - Twelve water glasses (missing and chipped) - Twelve large glasses (scratches from use) - Twelve glasses (missing and chipped) - Twelve goblets (chips) - Twelve liqueur glasses (scratches) - Eleven shot glasses (scratches) - Eight cups (missing and scratched) - Twelve bowls (chips) - Twelve ice-cream bowls (missing and felted)

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