WHY YOU WILL LOVE THEM:  It’s the glass that belonged to 1930s Hollywood. They appeared everywhere that mattered: studio cocktail hours, star-lit living rooms, quiet deals sealed before dinner. The long, ornate stem and decorative pedestal turns every Martini into a small act of theater, elevating the ritual beyond mere drinking. The classic triangular bowl showcases the clarity and chill of the cocktail, making each pour feel timeless, elegant, and unmistakably Hollywood.

A Gift of Glamour:  This Set of 2 creates an instant occasion—perfect for sharing a Martini, a moment, or a memory—while the gift box turns the gesture into something considered and complete. It’s a ready-made celebration of style and companionship, ideal for anniversaries, weddings, or anyone who appreciates a touch of classic Hollywood glamour.

Style is Everything:  These glasses reflect Hollywood style through dramatic proportions and elegant ornamentation—sculptural stems and a poised triangular bowl that feel made for spotlight and spectacle. Every detail speaks to an era when cocktails were glamorous, presentation mattered, and style was as important as the drink itself.

Historical Significance: Character actor Charles Butterworth was a master at playing diffident, absentminded middle-aged bachelors.  An offscreen drinking buddy of such literary wits as Robert Benchley and Corey Ford, Butterworth became famous for his dry quips and cynical asides. The most famous of his improvised lines is immortalized in 1937's "Every Day's a Holiday," as Butterworth tells Mae West, "You ought to get out of those wet clothes and into a Dry Martini."  

Optimal Size & Easy Care:  Dimensions: 4 1/4-inches (T) x 3-inches (B) x  6-inches (H), 6 1/2-ounce capacity.  Each glass is designed to withstand the rigors of professional bar service; these dishwasher-safe glasses meet professional bar standards while ensuring easy maintenance and durability.

Unconditional 100% Quality and Satisfaction Guarantee:  Since 1997, History Company has specialized in extraordinary products inspired by history and authenticity, where ‘Every Gift Holds a Story,’ and where you are sure to find the perfect item for keeping or giving.

Out of Those Wet Clothes and Into a Dry Martini.

Movie actor Charles Butterworth was a master at playing diffident, absentminded middle-aged bachelors.  An offscreen drinking buddy of Robert Benchley, Butterworth became so famous for his dry quips and cynical asides that screenwriters began writing only fragmentary scripts for him.
The most famous of his improvised lines is immortalized in 1937's Every Day's a Holiday, as Butterworth advises Charles Winniger to “get out of those wet clothes and into a dry 
martini."  

The bowl of this 1930s-era glass is supported with a Victorian column — the perfect pedestal to showcase the Butterworth Martini or other classic cocktails.

The “Charles Butterworth” 1937 Hollywood Martini Glass is offered in a Gift Box Set of 2, for keeping or giving.