I’m guessing the larger glasses are water glasses as wine glasses tend to be smaller. The coupes in the front of your second picture are old fashioned champagne glasses. People use flute glasses now for champage as they preserve the bubbles better.

These look pretty close. If they were crystal they would have a mark indicating the maker usually on the base.

They both look like parfait glasses to me.

Not wine.

Probable usage originally: Taller: water and Smaller: sherbert/sorbet and champagne.

Enjoy them, no matter how they are used.

Great find @Melissa ! They were from my paternal grandmother, but my maternal aunt lived in Morgantown for years. So, uniting both sides of my family.

Use them for what ever you want just don't put them aways for a speacial occassion that whole idea is dated . I use all my china all the time I try hard to rotate is so it all gets washed regulariliy which BTW makes bone china last longer I do mine in the DW no problem too . I aslo do all my crystal in the DW too.

IMO use them no matter what you use them for , there are no rules about this type of stuff use your imagination