1974 Adelia Retro Medium Cup 8 Cherry Grass Showa Retro Tableware Miscellaneous Flower lover Print Retro Pop Printed Glass Showa Glass 70's Antique

**Adelia Retro**is a remake of the Adelia glassware that was once used in Showa households, so that it can be used safely even today. Aderia's tableware became popular due to its friendly design and reasonable price, and decorated dining tables in the Showa period. One of their representative products is printed glass with cute patterns such as flower lover and animals. There are some customers who are attracted to its nostalgia and warm charm and continue to use it carefully even after production has ended. With the support of such fans, Adelia Retro was born. It has been reborn as a product that is easy to use even in today's lifestyle, while maintaining the charm of the time. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51442050709_cef26efd2e_b.jpg **Good things about Aderia Retro** ① Reliable quality Although it looks retro, it is a product made at the current Ishizuka Glass factory. With thorough quality control, anyone can use it with confidence. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51441307121_7d295e1089_b.jpg (2) A shape that suits today's lifestyles This is not a mere reproduction, but a product made with the emphasis on being "easy to use even in modern life." It has been changed to a more user-friendly shape so that it can be used for a long time and is familiar with daily life. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51440554367_8935864aa8_b.jpg 3. Discerning packaging, stickers, and bookmarks Based on the design of Showa Adelia, we have paid attention to the details of the atmosphere of the time. It is also a nice point that it is in a solid package. You can use it for various purposes such as home use and gifts. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51442051979_a5829f0360_b.jpg **About Alice** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51442260210_51238a9d3d_b.jpg “Alice” is one of the representative products of Showa Aderia, which has an impressive pop of orange and yellow colors. As soon as it was released in 1971, it became popular among housewives and young people, and colorfully decorated the dining table. At that time, there were a wide variety of products such as cups, pitchers, cups and saucers, containers, and ashtrays. The jagged petals are a trademark, and it is still popular among people who like retro glasses. **About Nobana** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51442260980_3e1c4d9927_b.jpg "Nobana" with a neat and cute design was a popular series at the time, along with Showa Aderia's hit product "Alice". Sales started in 1974 as a glass tableware set for gifts. The following year, it was released as a single item and became popular as home glassware. If you look closely at the white flower lover patterns, you can see the petals scattered, and you can feel the playfulness of the designers at the time. **About Flower lover** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51442261365_cc1a091965_b.jpg "Flower lover-mawashi" is a cute design in which red and white flowers are drawn as if they are spinning. The rustic pattern with hand-drawn dots creates a nostalgic atmosphere. This product was sold before 1971. At first, "Flower lover-mawashi" was sold as a glass container for sweets, but as it became more popular, goblets and pitchers were also produced. **About Flower lover** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51442261575_0b36194b2d_b.jpg As the name suggests, “Flower lover” is a gorgeous series of marguerites blooming all over the glass. The pattern like a flower garden looks bright and fun just by placing it on the table. Flower lover was first released in 1971. At that time, two types of printed glass were produced: amber glass and colorless transparent glass. It is a design with a presence that fully incorporates the flower lover pattern that was popular at that time. **About pears** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51440546757_4e0288e1ea_b.jpg The “Nashi” series, which has a rustic and gentle texture, was released in 1975 as glass tableware for home use. It is a popular product from the Showa era that was published in the Adelia catalog along with the "Alice" and "Nobana" series. At that time, it was developed into various shapes of glass tableware, and the cute fruit design attracted attention. Just looking at the round pear print will warm your heart. **About Zoomate** https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51441551323_35bc276066_b.jpg The “Zoomate” pattern, which depicts popular people at the zoo with a unique touch, was released in 1976. During the Showa era, it was sold as a glass container for sweets. It is a design with an animal motif, which is a little unusual at the time when flower lover patterns were the mainstream.