Available are six hard-to-find dinner plates with the Chintz (No. 338) etching. These were produced by the Fostoria Glass Company on the Baroque blank beginning in 1940. The  More »

Available are six hard-to-find dinner plates with the Chintz (No. 338) etching. These were produced by the Fostoria Glass Company on the Baroque blank beginning in 1940. The dinner plates measure 9 1/2" across and are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, or cloudiness. There may be the odd faint usage mark in the center of one or two but most do not have any utensil marks and were probably never used. These dinner plates are difficult to find and book for between $55 and $60 each.The price of these dinner plates is $30 each when purchasing one to two plates. For purchasing three to five plates the price is $27.50 per plate. For purchasing all six plates the price is $25.00 per plate.Please contact Bruce at Solarbearz@gmail.com to ask for exact shipping costs to your zip code, or if you have questions on this listing. Shipping price quoted will be actual shipping charges and insurance, no handling fees are added.   « Less

This listing is for ONE Cambridge Decagon No. 3077 pink water goblet, with a total of FOUR goblets available. Each goblet is 7 1/4" tall and 3 1/2" across the top, and holds  More »

This listing is for ONE Cambridge Decagon No. 3077 pink water goblet, with a total of FOUR goblets available. Each goblet is 7 1/4" tall and 3 1/2" across the top, and holds 8 liquid oz. to the rim. All four goblets are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, or flea bites. This pattern was produced in 1933. Unboxed weight for this item is 0.25 lbs per stem, or 1.0 lb for all four goblets.Price for each goblet is $18. If buying all four goblets, the reduced combined price will be $60 for all four, plus I will add a fifth goblet with a small rim chip for free if you request it.Please contact Bruce at Solarbearz@gmail.com to ask for exact shipping costs to your zip code, or if you have questions on this listing. Shipping price quoted will be actual shipping charges and insurance, no handling fees are added.   « Less

Not only do I find Heisey's #451 etch, Lafayette, one of their most interesting designs, I absolutely love the Carcassonne blank showcasing the etch.Lafayette features  More »

Not only do I find Heisey's #451 etch, Lafayette, one of their most interesting designs, I absolutely love the Carcassonne blank showcasing the etch.Lafayette features several different images associated with Colonial times and was produced from 1930 to 1937. The #3390 Carcassonne blank has a nice, large bowl, wafered stem and unique squared foot.The set of eight water goblets shown here have the taller of the stems produced in this line. They are approximately 6 3/8" in height and have an 11 ounce capacity. All of the goblets are in excellent condition with the exception of one which has a couple of very minor flea bites on the rim. I'm sure the one could be easily repaired if so chosen.This pattern is not readily found. The size and lower profile of these goblets make them ideal not only for water but for iced tea as well.   « Less

Isn't this stunning? Showcasing Cambridge's Chantilly etching, this is the #3400/100 jug or pitcher.In addition to the beautiful etched design, features include applied  More »

Isn't this stunning? Showcasing Cambridge's Chantilly etching, this is the #3400/100 jug or pitcher.In addition to the beautiful etched design, features include applied handle, ice lip and sterling silver base. The pitcher has a 76 ounce capacity and measures approximately 8 1/2" in height. Condition is outstanding. There are no chips, nicks or cracks. The glass is clear and the etching is crisp. Stunning and elegant piece!   « Less

This beauty is Tiffin's #8177 centerpiece bowl which was produced from 1922 to 1936. Very unique in design, it features a wide, flat rim and a gadroon type edging around the  More »

This beauty is Tiffin's #8177 centerpiece bowl which was produced from 1922 to 1936. Very unique in design, it features a wide, flat rim and a gadroon type edging around the inner rim.A delicate topaz yellow in color, the piece also showcases a wild rose style etching on the flat rim which has yet to be identified. The size is very generous, measuring 12" in diameter and 3 1/2" in height at the outer rim. There is one very small spot on the rim edge, maybe an 1/8", that appears to have had a bubble pop and caused that area to be a tad rough, but other than that, the bowl is great.   « Less

Though the candlesticks shown here with the bowl are not from the same pattern line, the pieces do look nice together and create a lovely display. Duncan & Miller produced  More »

Though the candlesticks shown here with the bowl are not from the same pattern line, the pieces do look nice together and create a lovely display. Duncan & Miller produced these pieces in the 1930's and 1940's.The bowl is the #16 console bowl which has a definite "art deco" feel to it. It is showcased with an unusual cutting and measures 14" in length from handle to handle, 5 1/4" in height at the tallest point, and 6 1/2" in width at the center.The candlesticks are the #14 Grandee candelabrums, which feature attached bobeches and removable prisms. These are approximately 8" in height.All 3 pieces are in excellent condition with only some minor nibbles to the tips of some of the prisms, which are not uncommon and may easily be replaced.   « Less

This scrolling etched pattern known as Balda was named for its designer, Joseph Balda, and was produced by Central Glass works from the 1910's to the 1930's. It is featured  More »

This scrolling etched pattern known as Balda was named for its designer, Joseph Balda, and was produced by Central Glass works from the 1910's to the 1930's. It is featured here on this pair of water goblets in the desirable orchid coloring.The stem line is the #1428 which has a "rippled" bowl and straight stem. Both goblets are in excellent condition and measure approximately 7 1/4" in height. Beautiful etch in a beautiful color.   « Less

This lovely amber colored 5 piece set was produced by Cambridge Glass and is part of their #3400 line. The pitcher is the #3400/154 Doulton style with a crystal, applied  More »

This lovely amber colored 5 piece set was produced by Cambridge Glass and is part of their #3400 line. The pitcher is the #3400/154 Doulton style with a crystal, applied handle, "pinched" sides and modified handle. It has about an 80 oz capacity and measures approximately 8" in height and 9" from handle to spout.The glasses are the #3400/38 flat ball tumblers. These have a 12 oz capacity and are 4 5/8" in height.All of the pieces are in outstanding condition and the color is really beautiful. Great set for lemonade or iced tea!   « Less

These fabulous candelabras or 2 light candlesticks are part of Cambridge's #520 Pristine line and were manufactured some time between 1937 and the early 1940's.Complete with  More »

These fabulous candelabras or 2 light candlesticks are part of Cambridge's #520 Pristine line and were manufactured some time between 1937 and the early 1940's.Complete with removeable bobeches and prisms, they have somewhat of an art deco look. Generous in size, each candelabra measures approximately 10" in arm width, 6 1/4" in height and a base diameter of 5 1/4". Both pieces are crystal clear, free of imperfections and have only VERY minimal shelf wear to report. Gorgeous pieces!   « Less

Rose Point is probably Cambridge's most popular and recognizable etch. It is featured here on this #3900/54 4 footed bowl. With its gently flared and scalloped rim, this  More »

Rose Point is probably Cambridge's most popular and recognizable etch. It is featured here on this #3900/54 4 footed bowl. With its gently flared and scalloped rim, this piece is just a nice size...not too big and not too small. It's approximately 9 1/2" in diameter and 3 1/2" in height. Serves well as a small fruit bowl or decorative piece with a figural frog center. Excellent condition.   « Less