This is a marked Pyrex retro coffee carafe. It's an 8 cup pot. The carafe has a vertical stripes leading to a scrolled bottom border.

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 large footed crystal bowl is in the Olympia pattern from Godinger. It is 12" in diameter and 9" tall. Whether used as a fruit bowl or purely decorative, it makes a statement of luxury. It is 24% lead was made in Poland.

These are 4 mini casseroles. This #700 dish was also known as the Pyrex Pixie. These 10 oz. tableware servers are turqoise / light blue.

pattern of this cut glass 3 part divided relish is unknown, It is reminiscent of Windsor and is 9" in diameter.

A rare find-this is an 11 piece accesory set for Corning Ware Country Festival (Amish) pattern. Included are 3 Corning Ware petite pans with overs and 1 each of the following made by GEMCO (under license from Corning)- Oil and Vinegar Cruets, Sugar Bowl, Creamer (Server) and Shaker.

This very pretty cut / depression glass cookie dish is unsigned and of an unknown pattern. It is 12" in diameter. It has a center pinwheel type design surrounded by diamond quilt panels,

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 unique piece is a 1.5 quart Pyrex Cinderella mixing bowl. The color is officially dubbed flamingo pink. The pink paint has some light scratches, but it does not take away from the stunning color.

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.