What is the width measurement of these glasses from temple to temple?
2031389
These measure about 3 1/8" across. My daughter has an "Our Generation" Doll from Target, it's an 18" doll and these fit perfectly.
2031390
I do not know. Gave them as Christmas gift. Sorry. But, they do fit American girl dolls. I had them on a doll.
63584
I no longer have these (unfortunately they started falling apart within a month of buying them) but I would guess that is the overall dimensions. As you can see, they bow out a a little on the sides so they are wider as you go from the top to the bottom.
2177229
Hi Sshockley,Thanks for reaching out! The glasses are about 2 3/8" in. tall! Hope that helps. Keep us posted if you have any other questions. Have a great day!Cheers,Quiverr
837392
The top of the glasses are 2.25 inches then the glass shrinks in the middle (similar to a persons waist) and ends up at a little over 2" at the bottom. If you need exactly 2" than these are not a good fit. It sounds like the ideal glass is a two inch straight sided one. Hope this helps
891475
I measure 1-7/16" at top, 1-5/16" at bottom. 4-1/16" tall.Inside - 3-1/2" deep, 1-5/16" wide at top, 1-1/8" wide @2-1/2" deep, ~1" wide at bottom.Great glasses - use them daily for Young Living Ningxia Red juice.
378571
I gave these glasses to my cousin as a gift so I no longer have them in my possession. However, as I recall, the mouth was just slightly less than 2.5 inches in diameter. I measured because I had hoped the round Tevolo ice cubes (which are 2.5 inches) would fit.
666184
Well now. In my case I cut some of the width off, because I was putting my 2 racks in specially designed hutch type shelves over my sink area. however, just measure the depth of the rack and then you can take both your largest and smallest glasses and measure there diameter, then divide that number into the depth of the rack. All glasses are different diameters, therefore just do a little math.
1121475
Mine measures just a bit under 7 inches. Since these appear to be blown glass, hard to guess if this is a very reliable measurement for each individual item.
1429807
I didnt measure but they are not the small bracelet or necklace size they are standard width
1125248
4.25 inches tall, top is 2.50 inches wide and at its widest it is 3.50 inches wide, towards the bottom. They are equivalent to nice size wine glasses. Not to small and not to big. Can hold very nicely in your hand. My wife and I love these glasses. Hope this helps.
1951304
Not sure......the glasses that I put into them were only 2 inch diameter....I have them stored at a home that we will move into soon.....SO! Cannot to a measure for you
1612319
5 3/4" when two are stacked together. These are beautiful, classy glasses. I'm actually surprised that I'm responding to this as I normally wouldn't bother, but these are really nice glasses that we've enjoyed for some time now. I hope these measurements work out for you.
1084112
From the bottom of the foot to where the bowl begins to flare, the measurement is 4 1/4". They are truly beautiful glasses, especially if you like tall glasses with a bit different bowl shape. The glass stands 9 1/2" tall, is nicely proportioned and rings when tapped as crystal should. I love mine. Hope this helps.
993954
The glasses measure 4 5/8" in height. Their diameter at the base is 2 3/4" growing to 3 1/2" at the rim.
800860
The glasses measure 2.75 inches in diameter at the baser and 3 inches in diameter at the top. Eluiz better find out what diameter means.
2039576
No I have no idea why it says that, maybe it's the size of the box they come in. The temple arms are 5 inches and the lenses are 2.5 by 1.5. (I just measured them). They are the best sunglasses though. This is my 3rd pair in appx. 10 years. My husband won't use anything else to drive because of the clarity they provide.
800862
I just measured with a ruler. They are indeed 3inch diameter...That feels about standard for a glass to me. we're talking diameter, not circumfirance...diameter = straight accross the circle opening like the equator line of the circle