The idiom "striking oil" means to have sudden success or to have found something valuable. You will certainly feel as if you have struck oil with the marvelous mid-century modern cocktail set adorned with oil derricks and trimmed with gilt bands. The set includes a pitcher, six low-ball or old-fashioned glasses, and a matching serving tray. It will certainly add a true taste of Texas to your next cocktail party or you could use it to reenact your favorite episodes of "Dallas" and get in touch with your inner J.R. Ewing.
This ultra-retro cocktail set was created by Lotus Glass Company. Established in Barnesville, Ohio, in 1911, as the Lotus Cut Glass Company, the company changed its name and focus as the fashion for cut glass began to fade after WWI. It began decorating glass blanks purchased from other companies, such as Cambridge, Fostoria, Heisey, Imperial, Lancaster, Tiffin, Viking, and Westmoreland. In 1928, Lotus introduced silver plate decoration on its glassware and later began using 22 and 24 karat gold. Lotus started using a silkscreen process in the 1950s, which allowed it to create a wide variety of graphic designs The company closed in December of 1995.
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