1903 Adelia Retro Legged Glass Masquerade --Rose Showa Retro Tableware Miscellaneous Goods Flower lover Print Retro Pop Print Glass Showa Glass 70's

**Adelia Retro**is a remake of Adelia's glassware that was once used in Showa homes so that it can be used with peace of mind even in modern times. Adelia's tableware spread at a friendly design and affordable price, and decorated the Showa dining table. One of the representative products is a printed glass with cute patterns such as flower lover and animals. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51576355594_f59eab0a95_b.jpg Attracted by its nostalgia and warm charm, some customers continue to use it carefully even after production has ended. Adelia Retro was born with the support of such fans. It has been reborn as a product that is easy to use even in the current lifestyle, while retaining the charm of those days. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51576357499_874c320922_b.jpg **The good points of Adelia Retro** (1) Reliable quality Although it looks retro, it is a product made at the current Ishizuka Glass own factory. With thorough quality control, anyone can use it with confidence. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51441307121_7d295e1089_b.jpg (2) Shape that suits the current lifestyle This product is not just a reproduction, but is made with the importance of "easy to use even in modern life". We have changed the shape to make it easier to use so that it will be familiar to everyday life and can be used for a long time. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51440554367_8935864aa8_b.jpg (3) Discerning package / seal / bookmark Based on the design of Showa Adelia, we were particular about the atmosphere at that time in every detail. It is also a nice point that it is in a solid package. You can use it for various purposes such as personal use and gifts. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51442051979_a5829f0360_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51575675841_0bc1565dd3_b.jpg **About wild bananas** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51576599010_46dc836f12_b.jpg "Nobana", which has a neat and cute design, was a popular series at that time, along with the hit product "Alice" of Showa Adelia. It was launched in 1974 as a glass tableware set for gifts. The following year, a single item was released and became popular as household glassware. If you look closely at the white flower lover pattern, some of the petals are scattered, and you can feel the playfulness of the designer at that time. **Kolek** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51576601110_79054289b6_b.jpg "Kolek", which has a cute orange tulip, is a pattern released in 1973. At the time of the Showa era, "Korek" was printed on amber glass and sold as a gift set. In the old days, a set of glasses was often given as a gift, and it was useful as tableware for everyday use at home and for visitors. The sparsely lined rustic tulip-patterned glasses brighten the table with the same cuteness as it used to be. **balloon** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51575677946_cbc7fa38a4_b.jpg The "balloon" drawn with a soft touch is a pattern released in 1969. At that time, Adelia sold products with various patterns printed on small cups with legs. One of the series, "Balloons," seems to gently float in the glass, carrying the nostalgic air of the Showa era. Red flowers are also a charm point. **Masquerade** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51576600540_1bdc87b0e9_b.jpg "Masquerade", which is boldly decorated with a large yellow rose, is a pattern released in 1974. At the time of Showa, it was printed on amber-colored glass with legs. From flower lover in full bloom to small buds that are about to bloom, the designers of the time are brilliantly depicting the appearance of roses. The masquerade has the meaning of "masquerade", and as the name suggests, it has an elegant atmosphere. **Rhapsody** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51575676211_29cb7a0fe7_b.jpg "Rhapsody" with a cute striped flower lover pattern was released in 1973. At the time of Showa, it was printed on green frosted glass-like glass with legs. It was popular in the Showa era as a glass that gently colors cupboards and tables. The flowers lined up in the glass are so lovely that they make the viewer feel relaxed.