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- This Harvest Grape crystal cake plate by Colony Glass is a real beauty. It is 11.75″ across its scalloped edge and stands on a 5″ pedestal. |
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- A really modern design makes this 14″ crystal cake plate irresistable. It has an irregular shape and features two large frosted crocuses (croci?) against a pattern of wheat. The surface is perfectly flat and the tray sits about 3/4″ |
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- Gorgeous crystal sandwich tray has three frosted crocus flowers against a background of wheat in an ultra modern design. The irregular oval shape of the platter gives a 10″ x 14″ flat serving surface with with curved sides to allow easy carrying. Serve your Viennese pastries, finger sandwiches or even hot dogs with great panache! |
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- This lovely Anniversary pattern Lazy Susan has three gold trimmed crystal sections and a lidded center bowl with a gold trimmed rose as the knob. The metal base has a gold tone finish and the base shows some staining (because of flashback we were not able to show this in pictures, and it can of course be resprayed if you wish to do so). All of the glass pieces are in excellent condition with no damage noted. The diameter of this lazy susan is about 11″, and it's perfect for relishes as well as crudites or crackers and cheese. |
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- Lovely pale blue opalescent rim on this Anchor Hocking hobnail bowl, that has a very slight blue tint and a rayed center. Measuring 7.75″ in diameter and in excellent condition, this dish is divided into two equal compartments for relishes, candy or hor d'oeuvres, and makes a fine display piece as well. Priority Insured shipping to the continental USA will be $7. |
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- This lead crystal divided platter or tray has an intricately detailed pattern of frosted strawberries and leaves. The tray is 14″ in diameter not including the handles. The center section is round and 4″ in diameter, and can be filled with dips or garnish, or hold your own small serving bowl. |
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- This clear pickle dish by Indiana Glass has two tab handles and a highly detailed design of leaves and flowers. The pattern is named for French opera singer Lily Pons, who debuted in Lucia di Lammermoor at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York in January 1931 and quickly became the darling of operatic theater. It was produced in clear glass in the 1930s and reintroduced in colored and iridized glass in the 1980s. The floral design of the dish mimics the water lily and pads, to create a none-too-subtle play on words with Lily Pond. The serving dish is 4. |
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- An intricate sandwich style pattern called Concord makes this egg plate just shimmer with detail. The amber glass is bright yet deep, and the plate is in excellent condition. It measures 11″ in diameter and has 15 egg holders as well as a 6″ center well. |
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- A very contemporary look. This set of six snack trays and cups features a black geometric checkered design on a pure white ground. The plates are 9.5″ in diameter and the cups are 3. |
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- Beautiful pebbly textured amethyst glass bottle has a flat front and back. The front has a raised design of leaves labeled Lemon Balm. The picture includes the initials CAJ. The back has raised letters: Lemon Balm Uses -- Iced Tea, Hot Tea, Antispasmodic, Potpourri. |
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- This clear and frosted glass dish has a lovely pattern of chevrons all the way down the center. It is in very good condition with little wear, and it's over 18″ long and 6″ wide and has four ball feet. The maker is unknown, but the pattern and style are typical of the 1940s and 1950s. |
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- Traditional milk glass top hat in the Daisy and Button pattern by Fenton. This toothpick holder is 3.5″ tall and 4.5″ |
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- Beautiful tall creamer and sugar in a very contemporary mix of pressed and cut glass has a wheel-cut rose design and diamond accents. The creamer is over 6″ tall and the sugar bowl is 8″ tall including the lid. These two pieces just sparkle in the light and will add real elegance to any formal table setting. |
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- A lovely little tidbit dish with an etched vine and leaf border, with wheel cut florwer buds and a wheel cut edge. This tray is 3″ tall and 5″ across and in excellent condition. A dainty gift for anyone on your list. |
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- One of the nicest pieces in this very popular pattern, this clear glass tidbit tray has six sides, three elongated feet, and a raised lip. It measures 7.5″ across from point to point and is in excellent condition. You'll find numerous uses for this dish in the kitchen, bath, or bedroom. |
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- Wonderful gold fleck enhances these 8″ round sandwich plates by Dorothy Thorpe. 12 plates available. Plenty of sparkle and lots of elegance to add to your table or buffet. Love the pattern? |
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- Carnival coloration applied to a clear crystal base gives the rays of this plate a spectacular look as it graduates from amber to deep purple to magenta, ending in clear points. This is the original Celestial plate by Federal Glass, produced in the 1970's. This mold was later used by Fostoria in 1985, and again by Lancaster Colony after Fostoria closed in 1986. 9″ in diameter, this plate or shallow bowl stands over 1. |
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- An unusual heavy dish with the shape of a nasturtium leaf or lily pad. This crystal dish is about 7.5″ in diameter with an irregular rim and deeply cut ribs and a textured back. Great for candy or petits fours, it will also make an elegant statement on your coffee table. |
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- An extra large dinner plate with a floral design in relief. This heavy modern glass plate measures 10.5″ in diameter and is in excellent condition. 8 plates available, sold individually. |
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- A very nice salad or sandwich plate with a floral design in relief. This heavy modern glass plate measures 7.5″ in diameter and is in excellent condition. 10 plates available, sold individually. |
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- A midsize salad or soup bowl with a floral design in relief. This heavy modern glass bowl measures 6″ in diameter and is in excellent condition. 4 bowls available, sold individually. Insured shipping to the continental USA will be $8. |
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- A large dinner plate with a swirled rib design in relief. This heavy modern glass plate measures 10″ in diameter and is in excellent condition. 4 plates available, sold individually. Insured shipping to the continental USA will be $8. |
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- Probably Russian in origin, this small decorative wood cup is enameled with high gloss black paint, then hand painted with red berries and gold leaves. It is in excellent condition and measures 3″ tall and 2.5″ across. |
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- What a unique find! A hand painted cordial bottle made of wood with a matching tray and six tiny goblets. The design in bright pinks and teals is accented with gold, purple and yellow. The decanter stands 11″ tall with its stopper, while the cups are less than 3″ |
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- A most unusual piece in the diamond point pattern, this 11″ tall chalice or loving cup has an ethereal beauty. It is in very good condition with some minor wear to the satin finish, but it has no chips or nicks and every point is quite sharp. This cup can be used as a centerpiece, candle holder or for flower arrangements. Insured shipping to the continental USA will be $11. |
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- This lovely bell is 7.5″ tall and probably originated in Europe. It has a wide plain band at the bottom with a thumbprint pattern above it. A wide band of diamond points go around the center, with larger diamonds decorating the upper part of the bell. |
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- This glass flower frog has an extended lip and may at one time had its own bowl. It measures 3.75″ in diameter and has eleven holes in a star shaped pattern. In excellent condition with no chips, nicks or cracks. |
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- This unmarked milk glass chalice or goblet has a unique paneled design of fruit with cherries, apples, grapes and pear. Unlike most patterns, which are raised, these look like they've been carved into the goblet. The chalice is octagonal in shape, with the fruit panels alternating with narrower panels in a cane and button style. This goblet could be used as a loving cup, a small centerpiece, a candy dish or even as a planter. Let your imagination go with this unique and lovely piece. |
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- Very pretty figurine with great handpainted detail and a matte finish. This statue is numbered C-7164, Canada Goose, and appears to be one of a series of figurines. This 4″ piece may have been created for Lefton. A great addition to the office or den. |
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- Traditional cubist pattern shown here in a single candleholder with a 6″ diameter flower bowl. Whitehall is similar to Fostoria's American collection, but is distinguished by having peg feet instead of curved ones. This three toed candlestick is in excellent condition. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $7. |
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- Extra sparkly lidded fairly lamp or votive candleholder in the Mt. Vernon pattern by Indiana Glass. This globe shaped fairy light has rows of graduated diamonds and a gold tone finial that's shaped like a pine cone. This votive gives a sparkling lift to any decor. Priority Insured shipping to the continental USA will be $7. |
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- This pair of contemporary crystal votive holders has three deeply draped sides with two large stars between each panel of draping. Quite heavy for their size, they stand 2.5″ tall and are 3.5″ |
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- The traditional cubist pattern is shown here in a very fine two piece votive holder or fairy lamp. The globe shaped candleholder is 5″ tall and wide. It is in excellent condition and will add sparkle to any room. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $8. |
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- A deep ruby red in a traditional daisy and button pattern, this votive cup is colored glass, not a flashed-on stain. It is in excellent condition and unmarked. It has three seams and we believe the maker is LG Wright. The cup stands 3.25″ |
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- A gorgeous pure white holder for a pillar candle with or without flowers or a candle ring. This milk glass pattern is called both Garland and Teardrop and was made by Indiana Glass. This candleholder is 7.5″ tall and 5. |
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- This lovely milk glass compote or candle centerpiece has a lovely blue luminescence that is more pronounced at the rim. The bowl is about 3″ deep with shelves for a pillar candle. The overall height is 5″ and the diameter at the lip is about 5. |
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- These hand-crafted solid brass candle holders were made in India. They are about 2.5″ high and have a 4.5″ |
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- Another treasure from Indiana Glass. This clear glass lidded candy dish is presented in a popular pattern called Princess and it is sharply detailed. It measures 6″ tall including the finial, and the bowl is about 2.5″ |
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- A charming small candy or tidbit plate in crystal with alternating ribs of ruby stain or flashing. This bonbon is unmarked, but is of a finer quality glass. It stands 4″ tall and is 5.5″ |
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- A lovely pattern by Indiana Glass, Mt Vernon is commonly misidentified as Diamond Point. This Mount Vernon candy jar has a pattern of graduating elongated honeycombs and was produced from the late 1960s to early 1980s. This candy dish stands 9.75" tall including the finial, which has a square pointed knob to match the square base. |
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- A lovely tall candy dish or comport in the Whitehall pattern by Colony Glass, this bowl mimics the cubist American pattern introduced by Fostoria Glass in 1915. The pedestal has a ribbed design as counterpoint to the stacked cubes of the body. Very smooth and silky to the touch, this open candy dish is 5.5″ tall and 6″ |
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- A really charming design by Cera with pink roses on a tidbit tray that is liberally trimmed in gold. The center medallion is designed to look like stained glass and the edge and pedestal have wide bands of gold trimming. The plate stands 3″ tall by 8″ in diameter, and is in very good condition with patches of extremely minor discoloration on the gold. |
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- With a crimped opalescent edge and a hobnail pattern, this Moonstone bowl is really lovely. It measures 7.5″ across and is 1.5″ |
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