Mother and daughter 094

Miriam (left) and her daughter Esther posing in another tasteful combination of glasses made over 30 years ago.

The glasses shown by Miriam were made by Rodenstock for their "Rodella" series. The flamed brown frame material was highly popular in the mid 1970's but the unusual frame shape may indicate that the glasses were made around 1980. Rodenstock usually avoided risks and their design followed trends rather than initiating them. What sets these "Rodella" glasses apart is the special effect created by the unusual eyebrow line - call it the "Venus" effect, only different because of the larger size of the frame.Great!
The glasses shown by Esther were made by Luxotica in the early 1980's. They would have been considered tiny in those days. In my view, they are a perfect match with Esther's face.