Quick Details:
• Vintage 7-Up “The Uncola” promotional drinking glass
• Clear glass with bold red 7-Up block logo + “The Uncola™” text
• Flared waist shape; approx. 6.25″ tall (you can adjust if needed)
• Minor manufacturing flaw: slight uneven glass thickness near base (common in promo glassware & not a crack)
• No chips or structural damage
• Estimated 1970s–1980s
Description:
This vintage 7-Up “Uncola” glass is peak retro soda branding — bold red logo, quirky flared waist, and all the charm of a time when soft drink companies were really out here trying to reinvent themselves as counterculture beverages.
The glass is in great vintage condition, with one tiny “perfectly imperfect” spot where the glass thickness wobbles a little near the base. Not a crack, not damage — just the kind of manufacturing quirk you see in mid-century promo ware when factories were more “good enough!” than “laser precision.”
It’s fun, it’s kitschy, it’s nostalgic, and it looks incredible in a kitchen display, bar setup, or used as your “I’m feeling a little ironic today” drinking glass.
Perfect for collectors of soda memorabilia, lovers of oddball glassware, or anyone building a vintage-inspired bar.
Quick Details:
• Vintage 7-Up “The Uncola” promotional drinking glass
• Clear glass with bold red 7-Up block logo + “The Uncola™” text
• Flared waist shape; approx. 6.25″ tall (you can adjust if needed)
• Minor manufacturing flaw: slight uneven glass thickness near base (common in promo glassware & not a crack)
• No chips or structural damage
• Estimated 1970s–1980s
Description:
This vintage 7-Up “Uncola” glass is peak retro soda branding — bold red logo, quirky flared waist, and all the charm of a time when soft drink companies were really out here trying to reinvent themselves as counterculture beverages.
The glass is in great vintage condition, with one tiny “perfectly imperfect” spot where the glass thickness wobbles a little near the base. Not a crack, not damage — just the kind of manufacturing quirk you see in mid-century promo ware when factories were more “good enough!” than “laser precision.”
It’s fun, it’s kitschy, it’s nostalgic, and it looks incredible in a kitchen display, bar setup, or used as your “I’m feeling a little ironic today” drinking glass.
Perfect for collectors of soda memorabilia, lovers of oddball glassware, or anyone building a vintage-inspired bar.
