This is a cup and tray snack set for 4 - 4 cups and 4 trays. It is from Hazel Atlas in the clear glass Swirl - sea shell - pattern. Use the set indoors and out-- it's a classy and green alternative to paper and styrofoam.

This teal 5 1/2 in. colored candy or bonbon dish is called a "Candy Box & Cover". Made by Indiana Glass in the Whitehall pattern, it comes with original box.

A rare find is this Fire King divided baker. There is a glass divider through the center of this 2 qt. baker. This is typical of Fire King produced in the 1940's - 50's. As with much of the period's glass, this "crystal" color has a yellow tint.

This is a glass cake pan / jello mold manufactured by Glasbake in the forties. It is a heavy glass mold with vertical rib-design around the outer sides. Although it was part of the "crystal" colored line, it has a tint of yellow. It is marked Glasbake Queen Anne, D-133-413 patent pending. It is 8 3/4 in. in diameter and is 2 1/2 in.=

Nesting set of 4 Cinderella Bowls in Pyrex Homestead pattern - 1 1/2 pt., 1 1/2 qt., 2 1/2 qt. and 4 qt.

This 6" tall 9" diameter bowl is diamond cut lead crystal with a scalloped edge. Although it is typical of Lenox Crystal,its origin is unknown.

This milkglass loaf pan in Glasbake Vegetables pattern.

This is a beautiful deeply cut glass Bride's Basket. It is approximately 8 in. tall and 6 in. across. The design is deep parallel cuts with a band of fired pink flowers and green leaves.

Pyrex introduced Flameware in 1936 and discontinued production in 1979. It is recognizable by the blue tint.This Flameware cooking pan is a handy 1-1/2 quart size. It is about 7-3/4" across the top and 3" high. The bottom is embossed with the Pyrex Flameware logo and the catalog number 833B. There are utensil marks and scuffs on the pan, both inside and out, and some scratches on the outside, but no chips or cracks. Clean and ready to use.

This is a rare green Paneled Grape footed compote. It is octagonal and is 5 in. high and 5 3/4 in. in diameter.

This is a tri footed triangular ashtray. It is 1 3/4 in. high and each side is 6 3/4 in. The pattern is unknown but has the sunburst center with swirl flowers on the sides.

This 2 part relish tray is 10 in. and is Hocking's Early American Prescut.