The coloring and shape of this lovely ewer is extremely eye catching.A distinctive teal or aquamarine color, the ewer features diagonal "notches" and vertical ribbing which  More »

The coloring and shape of this lovely ewer is extremely eye catching.A distinctive teal or aquamarine color, the ewer features diagonal "notches" and vertical ribbing which creates a swirled effect to the glass. The overall look is completed with a pedestal base and twisted, applied handle.This beautiful piece is in excellent condition. It measures 12 1/2" in height, 5 3/4" from spout to handle, 5 1/2" at the widest part of the body and 4 1/4" in diameter at the foot. I wish I could tell you the manufacturer or date of origin, but unfortunately, even with extensive research, I have been unable to ascertain these.   « Less

Heisey produced the interesting double plate etch Pied Piper from 1922 to 1942. It is featured here on their Wabash stem.Each of the six water goblets is hallmarked on the  More »

Heisey produced the interesting double plate etch Pied Piper from 1922 to 1942. It is featured here on their Wabash stem.Each of the six water goblets is hallmarked on the stem with the Heisey "Diamond H". They are all in excellent condition and measure approximately 7 1/8" in height.With their size and shape, these would make excellent goblets for wine.   « Less

Seneca's #600 etch, "Scroll", appears in a catalog circa the the 1910's, but I'm not certain as to how long the pattern was produced. It is shown here on this great tankard /  More »

Seneca's #600 etch, "Scroll", appears in a catalog circa the the 1910's, but I'm not certain as to how long the pattern was produced. It is shown here on this great tankard / pitcher and four matching tumblers.The pitcher is approximately 9 1/8" in height while the tumblers measure 3 5/8". The glass of these pieces is wonderfully clear and the etching is clean and crisp. There are a couple of the tumblers that have just a tad bit of roughness on the rim, but other than that, everything is in great condition. Really a lovely set.   « Less

Introduced by Tiffin in 1924, this beautiful basket and lattice etched design is named "Elinor". Produced on the #14194 "lady leg" styled stem, this pair of water goblets are  More »

Introduced by Tiffin in 1924, this beautiful basket and lattice etched design is named "Elinor". Produced on the #14194 "lady leg" styled stem, this pair of water goblets are in excellent condition. They measure 7" in height, 3 3/8" in diameter at the rim of the bowl and have a 9 oz. capacity.   « Less

I had never seen this etch with a gold decoration at the rim, only silver, so these were a treat to find.Lotus Glass purchased blanks from other companies, such as Heisey,  More »

I had never seen this etch with a gold decoration at the rim, only silver, so these were a treat to find.Lotus Glass purchased blanks from other companies, such as Heisey, Fostoria, Tiffin, etc and then added their own etches and decorations. Springtime is a very interesting etch that was discontinued circa 1930 and whose focal point is a cameo of a goddess and winged cherub. In addition to this primary decoration, the rims are also enhanced with a 1/2" wide gold etched band.These pretty footed tumblers have a 10 oz. capacity and measure 5 1/8" in height. I believe that these may be a Tiffin blank. Both of the pieces are in excellent condition with virtually no wear to the gold on the rim or the small band on the foot. Please look for other pieces in this design that are being listed.   « Less

19th C Ruby Mint Candy Dish Attributed To Either Sandwich Glass, New England Glass or Bohemian Glass Companies. Take your pick. Currently Unknown. Nice form. In A Superb  More »

19th C Ruby Mint Candy Dish Attributed To Either Sandwich Glass, New England Glass or Bohemian Glass Companies. Take your pick. Currently Unknown. Nice form. In A Superb State Of Preservation.Stock # TL0063   « Less

19th C American Sandwich Glass Massachusetts Cobalt Double Overlay Spill Holder Circa: 1850-1870 In A Superb State Of Preservation Stock # TL0062

19th C American Sandwich Glass Massachusetts Cobalt Double Overlay Spill Holder Circa: 1850-1870 In A Superb State Of Preservation Stock # TL0062   « Less

Vintage Art Glass Lamp Shade, this wonderful "Art Glass Shade" This shade is signed Degue acid etched into its base. This French Art Glass Shade measures 5 and one half  More »

Vintage Art Glass Lamp Shade, this wonderful "Art Glass Shade" This shade is signed Degue acid etched into its base. This French Art Glass Shade measures 5 and one half inches high and the base is 3 and one half inches square. The top measures 2 and one eight inches down to 2 inches.   « Less

Wonderful pair of French cut crystal trumpet shape mantel vases on squared, gilt brass plinths with raised dolphin design on both base and vase holder, the tapering, ribbed  More »

Wonderful pair of French cut crystal trumpet shape mantel vases on squared, gilt brass plinths with raised dolphin design on both base and vase holder, the tapering, ribbed body & petal-rimmed mouth finely cut and polished. France, c. 1890. Dimensions: 11 1/2" H x 4 " W x 4" Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less

Vintage Art Deco blue four figure ground bottom Art Glass vase. Measures 9 inches high and 3.78 inches across its mouth with a 3.25 inch opening. Excellent condition.  More »

Vintage Art Deco blue four figure ground bottom Art Glass vase. Measures 9 inches high and 3.78 inches across its mouth with a 3.25 inch opening. Excellent condition. Shipping extra. Connecticut residents and buyers picking up in Connecticut add 6% state sales tax. Buyers outside the USA are responsible for any taxes,tariffs or customs that might apply. *** If you wish to see examples of similar items we have sold and/or appraised please go to our affiliate site www.OneofaKindAntiques.com and click the Archives / Homepage logo ***   « Less