A pair of antique Windsor glasses featuring tortoiseshell acetate rims paired with thin, antique gold-toned wire temples. This iconic style features circular or nearly circular eyerims, a saddle bridge (a bridge without individual nose pads that rests directly on the nose), and thin metal wire temples. Windsor frames originated in the late 19th century and reached peak popularity from the 1890s through the 1920s. The current lenses are prescription. You could use these for display or as a photo prop. You could even change the lenses out. The glass could use a good cleaning, especially around the edges.
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This iconic style features circular or nearly circular eyerims, a saddle bridge (a bridge without individual nose pads that rests directly on the nose), and thin metal wire temples.
