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- Extra sparkly lidded candy dish in the Mt. Vernon pattern by Indiana Glass. This globe shaped candy jar has rows of graduated diamonds and a gold tone finial that's shaped like a pine cone. There is a single chip on the inside rim of the lid and one straw mark on the base, but no significant flaws or defects. A beautiful piece of diamond pattern glass for your collection. |
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- This small crystal bowl has a gently scalloped rim, an elegant swirl pattern and frosted grape or ivy leaves against a lightly textured background. This dish is about 5.5″ across and 2″ tall. |
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- This Prescut pattern by McKee Glass is called Toltec and is represented here in a three-toed bowl. The pattern of the milk glass is crisp and highly detailed, and it is unusually heavy for its size. At 3″ tall and 7″ in diameter, this milk glass dish is perfect for anything from candy to cold salads and it is in excellent condition. |
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- This lovely carnival candy jar by Jeannette Glass is in the Tree Bark pattern with textured sides and lid, a wide smooth band around the neck and a ten sided finial. The round base has an optical rib and is 3.5″ wide. The candy dish is from the late depression period. |
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- A very cheerful pattern of frosted crocus and clear leaves makes this irregular shaped candy dish unique. The dish is about 8″ across with a very modern look. In excellent condition, it matches a cake plate and serving platter we have listed separately. Buy all three pieces in this pattern and save 15%. |
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- An enchanting crystal small candy or relish dish with a scallopped and beaded edge and a copper pedestal base. This piece is 6″ across and the bowl is about 1.5″ deep at the center. |
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- The bright blue and green colors of this vintage wedding box or lidded compote are intensely vivid. The applied coloration is in very good condition, showing only a few minor scratches here and there. The box itself is in excellent condition with no chips, nicks or cracks. It stands 8″ tall including the finial on the lid and is 4″ |
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- Beautifully proportioned octagonal milk glass candy jar or lidded candy dish features the panelled grape design by Anchor Hocking. Measures about 8″ tall including the knob, and is 5.5″ across. |
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- Beautiful amber vase that graduates from light coloration at the base to a deeply saturated color at the lip. This vase is 10″ tall and 3″ across the mouth and has alternating fine ribs with panels of diamonds between. This strawberry diamond, or English hobnail, pattern was popularized by Westmoreland Glass, but we have not been able to determine if they made this vase. |
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- A beautiful heavy emerald green vase in a diamond-point pattern by Indiana Glass. 8″ tall, it has a 3.25″ round pedestal base, and flares dramatically to a 4. |
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- A lovely flared rim vase from Takahashi, featuring a single large peony in soft pink and a pastel butterfly. The design recurs on the back of the vase in a smaller size, while a little butterfly peeks out from the inside rim. This oval vase is 6″ tall and 3″ by 4″ |
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- This pencil style porcelain vase by Otagiri has the look of Victorian wallpaper with pink and lavender flowers and green stems on an ivory belleek ground. The 7.5″ vase is in excellent condition and has gold trim at the rim. There is a very subtle tonal leaf in the background, adding texture to the print, which is called Prima. |
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- This large ceramic vase has a eggshell white gloss glaze and is decorated with raised concentric circles which interlock to form an interesting geometric pattern. It has a deep V-neck which follows the line of the circles. The mouth is is 3.25 in. wide at the center of the V, and it is 7″ |
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- Just the right size for a small bouquet or a few roses, this green vase has a fancy flared rim and four long ribs that extend from top to bottom. About 9″ tall and 3″ across the base, the emerald green coloration of this vase is clear and pure. The vase is close to excellent condition, with a tiny chip out of one of the extended feet that measures less than 1/8″ |
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- This is a tall and quite delicate clear crystal vase. It has a slightly raised white floral pattern that consists of climbing morning glories with the vine and leaves. The pattern goes about 3/4 of the way around the vase. This unmarked vase was probably made by Bartlett Collins, who are best known for beautifully decorated glasses or ″swanky swigs″. |
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- This bud vase has hand painted stripes of dusty blue and tan on an ivory ground and has no mark. The inside of the vase is black, which presents a dramatic contrast to the lighter colors on the outside. At 5.5″, it's a great size for garden cuttings. |
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- This fine ornamental vase or votive holder features a brass base of three swans holding a cobalt blue glass bowl. The base was made in India and shows a high level of detailing. The blue bowl can hold flowers, a floating candle, or even candy if you wish. This piece is 4.5″ |
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- This lovely white vase has an overall pattern of dripped gold paint in a technique that is known as threading. It is marked USA with the mold number 7303. The vase has a flowing sash detail that gives it interest from every angle. It is 9.75″ |
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- A very large lustre finish console vase hand decorated with 22K gold. This Pearl China vase is over 13″ long, 5″ wide and 5″ tall at the middle. |
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- Crisp and clear, the spearmint green color of this Anchor Hocking vase is quite lovely. The Rainflower pattern has four very large flowers on this vase against a stippled background. The vase has a removable metal frog with 19 holes. It is about 5″ tall with the frog in place and 5. |
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- Incredible coloration and a beautiful draped pattern from front to back make this floor vase something really special. The deep jade green has an intensity that was very hard to capture in the photos. It is unmarked as to date or manufacturer, but certainly has a wonderful art deco look. This vase stands a full 16″ tall and is about 10″ |
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- A most unusual vase with crossover loops thats colored in a matte teal green accented with white and gold spill glazes in a technique known as Boko or Lava. The crossover style of the vase, which results in two separate openings, is said to represent the coming together of two kindred spirits, and thus it is called a wedding vase. The vase is 6.75″ tall and sits on a rectangular base that measures about 2. |
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- This lovely round vase has a shimmery silver iridescent overlay on swirled or wavy horizontal ribs. Unmarked as to date or manufacturer, it is in excellent condition and is about 4″ tall and 5″ round. The shiny finish will catch the light beautifully and add a touch of sophistication to any small space. |
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- Beautiful clear green coloration gives this squared glass vase distinction. The base and middle section are square and feature an elongated cameo or medallion pattern. The upper portion of the vase curves out to a round shape. This tall, heavy glass vase is in excellent condition and will hold a large bouquet from your garden and look great in any setting. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $11. |
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- With a unique triangular shape and a pattern of ovals and elongated diamonds, this contemporary studio vase is a beauty! It stands 6.5″ tall and is about 3″ across, and in excellent condition. |
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- A lovely color combination in a handcrafted cased glass vase. The bright lemon yellow and emerald green of the top and base meet in the middle to form an optical ribbon stripe. This Jack in the Pulpit vase measures 8″ at its highest point and has a smooth pontil and a beaded base. The line you see in the detail pictures is not a crack, but a fold in the glass that occured during the blowing process. |
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- A gorgeous piece of metalwork, this cloisonne vase features an all-over pattern of gold clouds on a black background with large, vivid flowers and a turquoise bird. There is an area just below the largest pink flower where the enamel has come off, probably due to a blow of some sort. It appears as a spidery glare in the pictures. The damage appears to be old, as the metal beneath it has a patina over it. But this intricate piece will still make a dramatic statement in any room in your home. |
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- Gorgeous cobalt blue coloration in this pressed glass vase with an irregular ruffled or swung edge. Made in a three-part mold, it is unmarked so its age and origin are unknown. The long slender sides are decorated with a fern or acanthus leaf design. It is in excellent condition and would make a fine gift for any occasion. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $8. |
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- A very unusual glass vase that is white on the inside and has a fired-on decal on the front. Roses in pink and red are accented by green and gold leaves. The shape tapers from 3.5″ at the top to almost 4. |
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- Beautiful, deep teal blue vase stands 11″ tall and is 6″ across at its widest point. It is hand-blown with a textured pontil and optical ribs. This vase has a 5. |
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- Never seen one quite like this before. This 9″ amber glass vase has a crackle finish that has been applied to the outside. It is not in the glass, as an ordinary crackle would be, but seems to have been fired on. The result is a highly textured finish with raised webbing in a slightly darker color. |
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- Very pretty vases in matching colors of navy blue speckled with white and trimmed in brown. Both vases stand about 5.5″ tall with a dry foot and are unmarked. A nice addition to your pottery collection. |
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- A beautiful heavy crystal vase in a diamond-point pattern by Indiana Glass. 8″ tall, it has a 3.25″ round pedestal base, and flares dramatically to a 4. |
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- A very cool contemporary piece of silverplate with a Grape and Leaf design, this wine caddy will hold 2 standard bottles of wine. It has a wicker base that measures 4″ by 8″ and four ball feet. The sides are entwined by silverplated wire and the handle is split. |
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- This pretty milk glass planter or cache pot stands 6.5″ tall and is 5″ in diameter. It is in excellent condition with a few rough seams, but no chips, nicks or cracks. |
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- A traditional stoneware look in a gray speckled pot or planter that sits on three small feet and has floral decorations all around. The pot is 4.5″ tall and 5.25″ |
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- The gorgeous deep green of this diamond point pot makes it a perennial favorite. Its large size and significant weight give it versatility; it can serve as a cache pot or planter, a centerpiece for your holiday table, or even an ice bucket or cooler for wine or champagne. In excellent condition with every point crisp and sharp, and a pretty scallopped edge to give it added elegance. Insured shipping to the continental USA will be $11. |
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- Beautiful deep brown mirror finish pot is accented with golden green drip at the rim. Goblet style planter is unusually deep with over 4″ of planting depth, and is in excellent condition. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $8.75 for this item. |
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- This plater or cache pot by Napco features a raised design of cherries alternating with panels of grapes and leaves. It has a scalloped inverted rim and a round base. The milk glass has a translucent quality and the planter is in excellent condition. Marked Napco 1186, Cleaveland O, USA, it mimics the style of Westmoreland's Paneled Grape pattern. It is 6. |
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- This hammered copper pitcher stands only 5.75″ tall and has a shape reminiscent of a coal scuttle. It has a brass base and a brass band around the body, and a brass and wood handle. The paper label reads CCAC, MADE IN INDIA. |
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- This happy little guy measures only 2″ tall. The tip of his trunk is turned up to bring you luck, like any good elephant should do. Although he is painted to resemble cinnabar, he seems to be carved wood and features a scroll design on his back, legs and head. His ears and head are oversized, giving him a whimsical look. |
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- The thinnest, most delicate amber glass pitcher is under 4″ tall. Hand blown with a clear applied handle, it is an excellent example of a glass blower's craftsmanship at its finest. Priority insured shipping to the continental USA will be $6.75 for this item. |
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- This petite bud vase in the ewer style stands less than 5.5″ tall and is 2.25″ across. |
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