Babycham Glass - 1950s Collectible Memorabilia

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Early 1960’s: Champagne glass with a Orange/brown fawn logo facing left with legs out together and a lighter blue striped ‘BABYCHAM’ listing around the base. Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Preloved Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Cookies Policy. Preloved, The Joy of Second Hand, Preloved People and The Second Hander are trademarks of Moo Limited. A mix of advertising and supporting contributions helps keep paywalls away from valuable information like this article.

Some glasses can be worth as little as a few pounds, while others can fetch hundreds of pounds at auction. This entry was posted on June 24, 2012 by antiqueowl in Owling at home and tagged 1950s, 1960s, antique, Babycham, cinefilm, doilies, grandma, screen prints, teas maid, toby jug, vintage, vinyl toys. Business transfers - If we sell or merge the business, we may disclose your information as part of that transaction, only to the extent permitted by law.I actually have a pillow made from some kind of promotional Babycham fabric featuring what I think is the 60s deer and the slogan “I’d just love a Babycham”. Each glass has a fawn coloured deer with blue bow, a gold rim and Babycham written in light blue on the base in an extremely rare design, A 1960s vintage classic! com, the Sell on Etsy app, and the Etsy app, as well as the electricity that powers Etsy’s global offices and employees working remotely from home in the US. Please read the description and look at the photographs carefully, plus contact us if you have any questions. Brush the inside of the mould with a flavourless oil like grapeseed before pouring the jelly mix in.

There were scratches in the bottom of the glass almost like a small chip and some of the gold rim a rugged.

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You may also choose to provide us with additional personal information if you contact us directly, such as an alternative address if a gift is being sent. Because they’re no longer in production, they can be difficult to find, but if you’re persistent, you should be able to track a set down. We use our own and third-party cookies for analitycal purposes and to show you personalized ads based on your browsing habits. Extremely rare Set of two early 1960s Babycham glasses, identified by the brown deer with his big blue bow and straight stem and the light blue lined lettering.Don't hesitate to get them valued by a professional, as they could be worth much more than you think. From the 1970s onwards the deer is a much sleeker and sophisticated chap in lemon yellow, leaping to the right. At the time though, aged about 13, I didn’t see these things as treasures, built up after a lifetime of collecting or that these might be special gifts from other people which had sentimental value.

The ratings/reviews displayed here may not be representative of every listing on this page, or of every review for these listings. Vintage Bottle of Babycham Unopened This 20cl bottle of Babycham Champagne Perry dates from the 1960's. Babycham is such an iconic brand and any retro or vintage lover should own at least one of these amazing glasses. Another thing to keep in mind is that condition is everything when it comes to collectible glassware.

A: Babycham, also known ­originally as “Champagne de la Pomme”, was launched by Somerset brewer Francis Showering in 1953. A: The books of Charles Dickens, in genuine first ­edition form, are worth many thousands of pounds. This classic Babycham glass brought back so many good memories of my childhood - I remember my nan sitting sipping her Babycham every Christmas and thinking how sophisticated she looked! It is worth nothing there is some wear to the gold guilting on the rims plus a few little marks here and there. Over 5,000 readers like you have already stepped up and support us with a monthly payment or a once-off donation.