This is a pair of Indiana Glass amber divided dishes. Each measures 7" by 5" by 1.5" tall. They make great additions to any collection. Or can be used as intended for serving nuts or candy. They would also prettily top off a woman's vanity.

It's a large bunch or grapes! This vintage Indiana Glass fruit bowl is 13 in. from stem tip to end, 9 1/2 wide and 3 3/4 in. tall. This is clear glass with the purple and green of a bunch of grapes on the underside

Although most green flowered Glasbake is called Daisy, this is the true Daisy Days pattern. Its yellow colored daisies make this 8" square baker a cheerful addition to any kitchen.It is not marked Glasbake. These rare unmarked pieces were made in 1960 when Glasbake was transitioning to Jeannette.

Often confused with and sometimes sold as Madrid, this is the Recollection pattern by Indiana Glass. These are 4 dinner plates in Recollection Blue.

This is an 8 piece set of retro ovenware from Glasbake in the Green Floral pattern. The set consists of 1 oval covered casserole - 1 qt., 2 divided open casseroles (vegetable dishes) and 2 covered casseroles / bakers - 2 qt. and 1 1/2 qt.

this is a clear crystal butter dish in the Wexford pattern. Wexford by Anchor Hocking was so popular that it was made for 30 years 1967-1968.

This is a pair of art deco Cambridge Rosepoint double stick candle holders. They feature a daisy laure etching on the base. They are 9" wide and 6" tall.

PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING This a Fire King 8 x 12 baking dish. It is the hard to find Blue Sapphire line which was manufactured in the 1940's.

This 13" divided round serving dish has 5 sections. It is EAPC Prescut from Hocking,

This is a 12" x 6" x 2" cut glass serving tray. It is the EAPC Prescut from Hocking.

This interesting piece is a Federal Glass mug. I assume there was a series of "name mugs" made. This one is Mary. The mug is in pretty great shape. There are no visible paint scratches and only minor scratches on the inside glass.

This is very possibly Cambridge Rosepoint Glass, this is a larger than usual double / twin stick candle holder. It features a typical art deco arched feather like center with the two holders branching from it. The base is clear glass with etched laurels around the circumference.