J S Antiques
  $166.25

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Hocking Glass Co. made Princess from 1931-35. This is the octagonal bowl. It's in great shape. Thanks for looking.

J S Antiques
  $427.50

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Saint Clair Glass Co. made this andiron set. It's in great shape. Thanks for looking.

Glass From The Past
G120   $35 Set of 4

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These Glasbake individual covered French Casseroles are from the Patioware or Terrace set that contained these 4 handled bowls with serving tiles (see separate listing for the 4 white tiles). Contained a lifetime guarantee and advertised as "a perfect gift for serving, baking, storing." The green casserole's handle has been reattached (but is firmly in place); you almost can't tell it's been reglued except for a few pieces of missing color (see picture 2). The other 3 casseroles (red/orange; ye... Click for details

Glass From The Past
G118   $45 (22 Piece Set)

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This Jeannette Glasbake Blue Onion milk glass Kichenware set in the original box includes a 2 quart casserole with lid; 1 quart casserole with lid; 1 quart oval casserole; 1 quart loaf pan; 4 coffee mugs; 4 (white only) 5" soup bowls and 8 (white only) 8 oz custard bowls. The set originally included plastic covers for the custards but these are missing. Includes original Jeannette Glass instruction/use sheet; all pieces in mint condition; box in excellent condition; use sheet has some water stai... Click for details

Glass From The Past
G117   $12

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This Glasbake oval divided casserole for baking and serving measures 10" long by 6" wide and has a blue floral design on milk glass, with the distinctive Glasbake textured bottom (not marked with the J, so I believe this is an earlier, McKee piece). Excellent condition, might be a stray use mark or two, but nothing significant and floral decals are also in excellent shape. Matching bread loaf pan also listed (picture 2). Made 1950s/1960s.

Glass From The Past
G116   $12

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This Jeannette Glasbake bread loaf pan has a blue floral design on milk glass, marked with the distinctive Glasbake textured bottom and numbered by Jeannette. Very good condition, there are some stray use marks, but nothing significant and no chips or cracks. The floral decals are also in excellent shape. Matching oval divided casserole also listed (picture 2). Made 1950s/1960s.

Glass From The Past
G113   $10 each; 3 available

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These McKee GLASBAKE Honey Pots all have their original plastic lids and all the glass is in very good condition (minor if any scuffs). I believe these are older than the pastel ones normally seen; they are not marked Glasbake and the bottoms are clear rather than milk white. The white plastic lids are all in very good condition, might be a bit of fading, but not much, and the one on the blue jar has a blue lettering from its original packaging as a Whipped Honey container. These pots measure 3 ... Click for details

Glass From The Past
G109   $12

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This McKee Glasbake Colonial Casserole measures 3 1/4" high (without the lid) and 3 1/4" wide and is in good, used condition. There's a small scratch on the glass cover and the yellow is slightly faded; there is also a small rust stain on 1 side (see picture 2). Very unusual piece in that the lid is glass and not the usual snap-on plastic, as these were sold as Colonial Casseroles for the oven. They were sold as Honey or Bean Pots and other condiment containers when sold with a plastic lid. Show... Click for details

Glass From The Past
G108   $24 Set of 4

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These Glasbake serving tiles are from the Patioware or Terrace set that contained 4 French Casseroles with lids (see separate listing for casseroles). Contained a lifetime guarantee and advertised as "a perfect gift for serving, baking, storing." All tiles (milk glass with floral design) are in excellent condition, no flaws noted, with a book value of $30 for the set. Made before the 1960s.

Glass From The Past
G105   $75 Set of 6 or $13 Each

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These McKee GLASBAKE Honey or Bean Pots all have their original plastic lids. The complete set of 6 includes gray, light pink, coral, light blue, green, and yellow; all the glass is in excellent condition (no scuffs, etc) and all are marked Glasbake (in reverse lettering) on the bottom. The white plastic lids are all in very good condition, might be a bit of wear, but not much, and 1 has a manufacturing indentation along the rim (see pictures 3 and 4). These pots measure 3 3/8" high and wide. Pr... Click for details

Green Creek Farm Antiques and Collectibles
5226   $20.00

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Fostoria Azure Blue June Demitasse Saucer

Quantity Available: One (1) Rarely Found

Pattern: June plate etching # 279, made by Fostoria Glass Co.

Item Description, Size and Color: Demitasse Saucer measures 4 7/8 inches across, Azure Blue in color ... Click for details

Green Creek Farm Antiques and Collectibles
2816   $25.00/each, 5 Available

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Floral Green Footed 7 oz. Tumblers

Quantity Available: Five (5)

Pattern: Floral aka Poinsetta

Item Description: Tumbler, Footed, Size / Measurement: 4 3/4 inches tall, holds 7 ounces Color: Green ... Click for details

Monique's Glass Boutique
  $75 USD (set of 2)

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Set of 2 large ceramic mime clowns, the larger being Pierrot with his hands outstretched and sitting on a balloon or ball. The second is Pierrette in her ballerina shoes. Both seem to be made in a ceramic mold, and hand painted in black and white, pink cheeks, and quality glaze. Signed LT on the underside.

Measurements: Pierrot: 16" tall x 13.5" wide (41 cm x 34.5 cm); Pierrette: 10" tall x 11.5" wide (25.5 cm x... Click for details

Monique's Glass Boutique
  $245 USD

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Royal Dux Bohemia hand painted figurine depicting an arab on camel playing what appears to be a mandolin. Measuring 13" (33 cm) tall, 8.5" (21.5 cm) wide. Marked 22266, 5, B, 21 with pink triangle and company insignia, made in Czech Republic, and Royal Dux Bohemia gold foil sticker on figurine. Excellent condition. Comes with original box.

Glass From The Past
DM114   $24

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This Duncan & Miller 13" crystal clear serving plate (on the Canterbury blank) has tab handles and a ground, raised seat. I have been unable to identify the name of the floral and leaf etching. Plate is in very good condition, with no chips or cracks and minimal wear; looks unused, just the normal shelf wear. Made c 1920s/1930s.

Glass From The Past
ICC119   $35

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This Imperial CAPE COD 3.5" covered mustard (#156, 6 sided foot with ball filial) includes the 4.1" #130 Candlewick 2 ball handled ladle (spoon) and is in excellent condition. We have the same piece with the 5” 3 ball handled spoon; see separate listing. Book value is $65. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

Glass From The Past
ICC134   $35

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This Imperial CAPE COD 3.5" covered mustard (#156, 6 sided foot with ball filial) includes the 5” Candlewick 3 ball handled ladle (spoon) and is in excellent condition. We have the same piece with the 4.1” 2 ball handled spoon; see separate listing. Book value is $65. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

Glass From The Past
IMP100   $15

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This crystal (clear) Imperial Glass 9.5" Salad Serving Spoon is in excellent condition, no flaws noted. Made c1930s/1940s. We also have the set (spoon and fork) available separately.

Glass From The Past
IMP101   $35

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This crystal (clear) Imperial Glass 9.5" Salad Serving Set (Spoon and Fork) is in excellent condition, no flaws noted. Made c1930s/1940s. We also have just the spoon available separately.

Glass From The Past
VP100   $55

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This Viking PRELUDE 5.5" Open Candy with Applied Swan Neck was made from 1948-1979 and is in excellent (near mint) condition; no flaws noted. The Viking open candy swan dish is rarely found with an etching; Coe's Elegant Glass book calls this piece "a great discovery" with a book value of $95.