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OPPORTUNE MARRIAGE by Kay Thorpe #93
Books and Publications: Fiction
Admiral Ale's Book Depot
HP0093 $5.00
One of the first 100 of this series. Faded spine but appears to have a single crease on it. PO has written on front cover and name on inside cover. Postage is $2.50
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I Love Lucy - The Christmas Show Barbie
Dolls: Barbie and Friends
Cee Jay's Collectibles
CJ7925 SOLD
This Christmas Show I Love Lucy Barbie Doll was made by Mattel in 2006. The Christmas Show”, also known as “Jingle Bells” or “The Lost Episode,” was filmed on November 22, 1956, and originally aired on television on December 24, 1956. This Lucy Barbie is wearing a bright red Santa Claus suit, a white beard, shiny black belt and boots, and her ever-lovable mischievous wide-eyed expression. She has never been removed from the box and both the doll and box are in excellent condition. This Barbi... Click for details
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U.S. Glass Eapg "Utah" or "Twinkle Star" Pitcher
Glassware: Depression: Companies: U.S. Glass
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7084 $40.00
Here is an early american pattern glass pitcher in the "utah" or twinkle star pattern that was part of the states series of glassware that was made by the u.s. glass company circa 1903.These pitchers are scarse and are really hard to find.The pitcher measures 9 3/8" tall and is 4 1/2" wide across the base.This pitcher is over 100 years old and has been well used.There are light surface scratches and a few air bubbles in the glass.No chips or cracks.
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Imperlux Poland Cut Crystal Rose Bowl
Crystal
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7083 $55.00
Here is a really beautiful hand cut crystal rose bowl that was made in poland by imperlux crystal circa the 1970's-90's.This lovely crystal bowl features a hand cut floral and leaf design with a 16 rayed star design cut into the bottom.It also has a serrated cut rim.This rose bowl is in excellent condition and would be a fine addition for your crystal glass collection.Very Nice!!!
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Elegant Depression Glass Bowl
Glassware: Depression
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7082 $45.00
Here is a really nice vintage elegant depression glass bowl that was made circa the 1920's.This crystal bowl features hand cut flowers surrounded by fancy scrolls around the body of the bowl.The bowl measures 3 5/8" tall and is 8 1/4" wide across the saw tooth rim.There is some light wear which is typical with glass of this type and age.The over all condition is really nice.Ground and polished bottom.No chips or cracks.A lovely piece to add to your elegant depression glass collection.
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West Germany Cut Crystal Musical Decanter
Crystal
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7081 $149.95
Here is a beautiful and heavy good quality cut crystal musical decanter that was made in west germany circa the 1950's-60's.This decanter features a diamond faceted cut pattern with a hand cut faceted stopper.The music box in the bottom is made in switzerland by thorens.The song it plays is "after rain sunshine follows".The decanter measures 10 3/4" tall and is 5 1/2" wide.This decanter is in really nice condition.A wonderful piece to add to your collection.
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Duncan Miller Elegant Depression Glass Footed Bowl
Glassware: Depression: Companies: Duncan and Miller
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7078 $60.00
Here is a really nice elegant depression glass bowl with etched and cut panels of grapes and flowers.This vintage bowl was made by the duncan miller glass company circa the early 1920's.The bowl measures 5 1/2" tall and is 8 3/4" wide across the top.There is some minor surface wear which is normal for it's use and age.The over all condition is very good.A Wonderful addition for your elegant depression glass collection.
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Indiana Glass King's Crown Platinum Compote
Glassware: Depression: Companies: Indiana Glass
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7077 $35.00
Here is a lovely crystal compote with a platinum banded rim in the king's crown pattern that was made by the indiana glass company circa the 1960's.The compote measures 7" tall and is 7" wide across the top.There is some minor wear on the platinum band.The over all condition is really nice.A wonderful addition for your king's crown glass collection.
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J.B. Higbee Eapg "Fortuna" Footed Compote
Glassware: Pattern
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7 076 $30.00
Here is an early american pattern glass footed compote in the "fortuna" pattern that was made by the j.b. higbee glass company circa 1910-1914.This vintage compote measures 6 3/4" tall and is 8" wide across the top.There is some minor surface wear that is normal with use and age and there is also a very small chip on the outer edge of the rim.A nice addition for your eapg collection.
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U.S. Glass Company Stretch Glass Footed Cake Plate
Glassware: Depression: Companies: U.S. Glass
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7075 $30.00
A nice iridescent crystal color footed "stretch" glass plate that was made by the u.s. glass company circa 1915-1920.This vintage plate measures 2 3/4" tall and is 10 1/2" in diameter.This plate has nice iridescence and is in really nice condition.A nice additiuon for your stretch glass collection.
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Fostoria Glass #453 "Contour" Pitcher 16 oz
Glassware: Depression: Companies: Fostoria
Mark's Treasure Chest
G7073 $26.00
Here is a nice 16oz crystal pitcher in the contour pattern that was made by the fostoria glass company from 1955-77.This pitcher measures 5 1/2" tall and is 4 1/2" wide.This pitcher is in very good condition.If you collect the contour pattern this would be a nice addition for your collection.
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Jennyware Ultramarine Kitchen Glass Measuring Cup SET
Glassware: Depression: Companies: Jeannette
Cheshire Cat Antiques and Collectibles
$245.00 set of 4pcs
Here's a rare find for your 1930's kitchen glass collection! It's the Jennyware ultramarine measuring cup set made by Jeannette Glass Co. There is a 1C, 1/2C, 1/3C and 1/4C measure each with a tab handle that has the measure noted on the top of the tab. Excellent condition. See the matching mixing bowl we also have.
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