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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.

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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.

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  $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

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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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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.

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TUM104   $54 Set of 6

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These 6 1/8" 10 oz. Topaz (yellow) MacBeth-Evans #7068 tumblers are all in mint condition; they have a fluted, optic design and are blown and elegant; the rims have the patented CHIP-PROOF edge as advertised in their old catalogs. Made in 1931 only.

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FO106   $26

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This Fostoria Glass 12" rose pink round console bowl (blank #2297) has 3 wide feet and is in very good condition (no chips, cracks, some minimal wear). Fostoria used this blank mostly for their Brocade etches. Made c 1920s/1930s.

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FIL102   $25

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This Fostoria etched ITALIAN LACE 2 part mayonnaise dish (on the #2496 Baroque blank) with gold trim on the edge is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches, a touch of gold loss that isn't readily noticeable. Book value is $40. Fostoria made this pattern (it's Decoration #514, an all over needle etch with gold trim) from 1938-1943 and in the last year of production changed the name to Gold Lace (from Italian Lace). See crystal Fostoria ladles listed separately. We also have the It... Click for details

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FIL101   $35

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This Fostoria etched ITALIAN LACE 12.5" Oval Bowl (on the #2545 Flame blank) is 7.5" wide and 3" high and in very good condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches, but there is some gold loss on the gold trim around the edge (not extensive). Remaining gold can easily be removed with a Glass Stove Top Oven Cleaner if you don't want the gold trim at all. Fostoria made this pattern (its Decoration #514, an all over needle etch with gold trim) from 1938-1943 and in the last year of production changed ... Click for details

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FIL100   $30

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This Fostoria etched ITALIAN LACE regular 7.5 oz sugar and creamer set (on the #2496 Baroque blank) with gold trim on the edge is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches, slight gold loss on the sugar. Creamer is 3.75" high; Sugar is 3.6" high and both have a collar foot (also with gold trim). Book value for the set is $55. Fostoria made this pattern (its Decoration #514, an all over needle etch with gold trim) from 1938-1943 and in the last year of production changed the name to ... Click for details

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FH102   $25

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This Fostoria HEATHER (Etching #343) 2.5" high, 5.4" wide short-stemmed cheese comport or compote is on the on Century (#2630) blank and in excellent condition, no flaws noted. It has a book value of $46. Fostoria Glass etched Heather on items from 1949-1971.

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FH100   $26

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This Fostoria HEATHER (Etching #343) 8.1" round, 3-toed tidbit tray is on the on Century (#2630) blank and in excellent condition, no flaws noted. It has a book value of $36. Fostoria Glass etched Heather on items from 1949-1971.

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FBQ100   $35

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This Fostoria Bouquet (Etching #342) regular sized 7 oz. cream and sugar set is on the Century (#2630) blank and in excellent condition, no flaws noted. The creamer is 4.25" high and the sugar is 4" high. This set has a book value of $65. Fostoria Glass etched their Bouquet pattern on items from before 1924 to 1986.

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FB107   $38

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This Fostoria Baroque (#2496) 11" round, Rolled Edge Console Bowl is in excellent condition, no chips or cracks, very minor wear only; book value is $45. Fostoria Glass made this pattern from 1936-1996 (both plain and with etching) in crystal and in many colors. See our listings for topaz yellow Baroque pieces.

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FB105   $41

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This Fostoria BAROQUE (#2496) 12" Round Flat Flared Console or Center Bowl in Topaz (yellow) is in very good to excellent condition; it has a small (1/4") scratch inside and a couple smudges from stacking on the bottom, but otherwise looks unused. Priced under the $50 book value because of these small flaws. Fostoria Glass made the Baroque pattern (blank #2496) from 1936-1966.