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.

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 Glasbake divided vegtable dish (J2352) in the green floral pattern.

This is Glasbake's clear glass casserole / baker. Its tab handles are rolled. It has a 4 1/2" diameter at the bootm; but grades to an 8 1/2" diameter at the top.

This is a large milk glass mixing bowl for the antique Sunbeam Mixmaster series. It is marked GLASBAKE FOR Sunbeam. The bowl is about 9 and 1/2 inches in diameter not including the handles and about 4 and 3/4 inches tall. .

This milk glass oval casserole baker by Glasbake is in the Starlight pattern.

This Feather pattern oval relish tray has 5 parts - the center round for a dip cup. It features 2 handles and is trimmed in 22k gold. It's from Jeannette Glass.

This rare find is a vintage water,ice tea or other cold drink pitcher. It was made by Jeannette Glass in the Cubust pattern which was made between 1926 and 1933. Our pink pitcher is full size.

This is a very unique item. It's clearly marked Glasbake J514; but the colors are quite different. It's dark grey outside with a white coating over clear glass. I can tell this as there are a couple of scratches and wear around the rim. While there is this aging, the price reflects it's uniqueness. It would make an interesting addition for any collection. I will provide a lid.

This Jeanette Glass cake pedestal is the clear with gold trim Harp pattern. Made in the 1950's, it is 10" diameter and about 4 1/2" tall.

This milkglass loaf pan in Glasbake Vegetables pattern.

Standard loaf pan by Glasbake. The blue and green flower pattern is unknown--but reminiscent of the 60's flower power. Price reflect a small chip in the handle which doesn't interfere with functionality.