This is a set of three serving bowls from Federal. These originally had beautiful gold wheat pattern leafing both in the basin and halfway up the side. Unfortunately, most of the leafing has washed away over time. (It is the yellow you can see in the photo). The bowls are still usable and look just as great as simply white.

This milk glass square baker from Fire King Anchor Hocking is decorated in a colorful fruit pattern by Hildi.

This is the large (64 oz.) pitcher that was made by Anchor hocking in the Wexford pattern. This pattern was made between 1967 and 1998.

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.

These are sherbert glasses in the popular Peanut Butter pattern. Price is for one. Or all 5 for $12.00

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 is a Federal Glass "Heat Proof" 1qt. mixing bowl. We could not identify the pattern. It is milk glass white with a cobalt blue floral design. While the design centers around a blue tulip, it is reminiscent of an Amish friendship pattern.

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

This is an Anchor Hocking / Fire King milk glass 1 qt. casserole / baker. Beneath a rib of solid white, it has vertical rib design.

This is a set of 4 vintage Anchor Hocking Grape and Leaf milk glass footed sherbert dishes. They have a grape and leaf design and a stippled background. They are 3 ¾ tall and 3 ½ inches in diameter. .

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.

Heritage has a lacy design that was Federal Glass' answer to the Sandwich patterns. This is a large 11' diameter platter with a gold trim.