Description
Vintage Set of Two Hazel Atlas Swanky Swig Juice Glasses~Yellow Roosters ~Kraft. They belonged to the Orville and Janie Hall family of Fayetteville and date from the 1930s through the 1950s. Once the jars were empty, they could be washed out and used as beverage glasses. This is a set of two vintage Hazel Atlas Kraft Swanky Swig juice glasses with yellow roosters and green rings. These small beverage glasses were popularly known as “Swanky Swigs.” They belonged to the Orville and Janie Hall family of Fayetteville and date from the 1930s through the 1950s. The term “Swanky Swig” was coined by Kraft Foods. In 1933 Kraft began offering their processed cheese spreads in reusable glass containers they called Swanky Swigs. It was a marketing strategy to encourage housewives to purchase Kraft’s products during the Great Depression, when money was tight. Once the jars were empty, they could be washed out and used as beverage glasses. These glass jars were produced by Hazel Atlas Glass Company, and the first Swigs were hand painted. These are in great condition for their age with no chips or cracks. They measure approximately 3-1/2" tall and 2-1/4" in diameter. i am selling them in as-is condition so look carefully at the photos and message me with any questions prior to purchasing.