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CCL123   $55 each; 7 available

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These Cambridge Cleo etched 7.1" 9 oz #3077 Willow Blue water goblets are in excellent condition; no chips or cracks. As is common with this pattern, there might be be a touch of acid on an unetched spot or the like, nothing significant. Priced significantly under the $76 book value each. Cambridge made Cleo etched pieces from 1921-1945. Please indicate in the Comments section of the Shopping Cart form or in an email how many you wish to order. I also have 1 with a minor chip on the base yours f... Click for details

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CCL122   $25 each; 17 available

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These Cambridge Cleo etched plates are in very good to excellent condition and priced under book value. No chips, cracks, or significant scratches (might be 1-2 very minor marks, if any). Each measures 8 9/16" across smallest distance and 9" point-to-point; considered the 8.4" luncheon plates. This pattern was made from 1925-1941. Please indicate in the Comments section of the Shopping Cart form how many you wish to order.

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CCL117   $17 each; 4 available

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These Cambridge Cleo etched Emerald Green Light 8" (Decagon #698) Lunch or Salad plates are all in excellent condition, might have occasional use or stacking mark if any and a bit of dark green from the dye, not unusual in corners in this color/pattern. Marked with the C in a triangle, pre 1935. Book value $22 each. The third picture accentuates the green to make it brighter to show the pattern more clearly (actually colors is not as bright). Cambridge Glass made Cleo etched items from 1921-1945... Click for details

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CCL115   $35

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This Cambridge Cleo etched Emerald Green Light 3.5" #878 Decagon Single Candlestick is in excellent condition. Cambridge Glass made items with the Cleo etch from 1921-1945.

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CCL111   $85

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This Cambridge Cleo etched light Willow Blue 10.75" Decagon #870 center keyhole handled sandwich server tray is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches, etc. Book value is $125. Cambridge Glass made items with the Cleo etch from 1921-1945.

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CCL110   $5 (includes US Shipping)

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This Cambridge Cleo etched light (Willow) saucer on the Decagon blank (#866) is in excellent condition, there are just a couple of nips on the ground base underneath, but it is priced to cover shipping only. If purchased with other items, it is yours free. It is 5.6" wide and has the indent to hold the cup and is marked with the C in a triangle (pre 1935). Cambridge Glass made items with the Cleo etch from 1921-1945.

Glass From The Past
CCL109   $34 each; 2 available

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These Cambridge Cleo etched light (Willow) blue footed 4 1/4" 6 oz Low Sherbets on Stem #3077 are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches, dings, etc. Cambridge Glass made items with the Cleo etch from 1921-1945. Please indicate in the Comments section of the Shopping Cart form or in an email how many you wish to order.

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CCL100   $35

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This Cambridge CLEO etched Peach Blo (aka Dianthus or pink) 10.6" #869 Cracker Plate with indent is in excellent condition. Marked with C in a triangle (pre 1935 item). Cambridge made Cleo etched pieces from 1921-1945. See our other listings for Cleo pieces in various colors.

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CCL129   $15

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This Cambridge Willow Blue 8" #698 Salad or Luncheon Plate on the Decagon blank and etched in CLEO measures almost 8" across the smallest portion and 8.4" point-to-point. (See separate listing for the slightly larger 8.4" Luncheon plates). It has the Cambridge C in a triangle (pre 1935) is in excellent condition; there is a 1/2" scratch underneath near the ring of the seat (otherwise, looks mint). Cambridge made this pattern from 1921-1945.

Cheshire Cat Antiques and Collectibles
  $45.00 for a set of 2 wines

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A set of 2 ruby Golf Ball wines made by Old Morgantown Glass Co, 4 1/2" tall and holds about 3oz. Excellent condition.

Glass From The Past
PIT101   $18

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This vintage cobalt juice pitcher is blown glass and has an applied handle; it's 5.5" high (holds about 24 oz.), is in excellent condition. Age/manufacturer unknown, but I believe it's West Virginia's Dunbar based on a similar piece (a vase) I see on Replacements; Dunbar was known for its pitchers. Nice breakfast juice size.

Cheshire Cat Antiques and Collectibles
  $245.00 each, 1 available

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Beautiful Cambridge pink pitcher with the #695 etch,10 1/2" tall and about 6" wide at the widest part of the body, nicely folded ice lip and reeded handle. Excellent condition

Cheshire Cat Antiques and Collectibles
  $175.00 pair, only 1 set available

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Cambridge Diane etch 3lite candlesticks, great Art Deco shape, multilevel candleholders on the Caprice shape.Excellent condition

Glass From The Past
STEM116   $15 Set of 5

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These 3 3/4" clear glass footed cordials or whiskey or bar tumblers are in mint condition; no chips, cracks, roughness, etc. Holds 3.5 oz to the rim, so I would say 2 oz comfortably. Design is similar to several Depression era companies, but I haven't identified the pattern specifically. Definitely from the 1920s/1930s or earlier. Price is for a set of 5.

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STEM115   $5 Set of 2

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These pink Cambridge #3020 sherbet stems with a panel optic design are 4” high, hold about 6 oz, and are in excellent condition, 1 has a tiny fleabite you can catch with your nail but otherwise no chips, cracks, or scratches. Cambridge called its pink Peach Blo, later renamed to Dianthus. These goblets have a plain stem and an optic paneled design on the interior of the bowl. Made c 1920s/30s. Priced low because I only have 2.

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STEM101   $18 Set of 3

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These Depression era 5" Wine Stems have an amethyst bowl and simple crystal stem and base; all 3 are in perfect condition. I haven't been able to identify the maker or pattern, but the quality is such that they must be from one of the elegant glass makers (Cambridge, Fostoria, etc.). The color matches Cambridge's Amethyst exactly. Each holds 3 oz., the standard wine size of the era, better for use as a cocktail or cordial today.