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

This is a large (15" diameter) crystal platter or serving tray. It features a boy and girl teddy bear with all the trappings of a party- balloons, toys, blocks etc. It isheavy 3 diensional crystal. 915 ' 0

This 11" diameter relish dish is in the 1960's Wexord pattern from Anchor Hocking. It has five parts. Its center is round to acomodate dips or dressing.

This 11" diameter relish dish is in the 1960's Wexord pattern from Anchor Hocking. It has five parts. Its center is long to acomodate celery.

This is a set of very gently used 7 koh-i-noor rapidograph technical pens. They come in a Hinged lid case. Includes one each of 0.25/3x0 0.30/00 0.35/0 0.50/1 0.60/2 0.80/3 1.20/4 Includes bottle of Koh-I-Noor waterproof black India drawing ink and nib keys.

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 vintage lemonade,ice tea or other cold drink pitcher. It is light blue with a swirled glass finish. It is full size with an ice lip. It is probably Libbey.

This bowl is Mikasa's Nadine pattern. With its embossed tulip patterns, its size makes a good "rose bowl". It is 4.50" tall with a 5.25" diameter.

Westmoreland Glass manufactured the DELLA ROBBIA fruits patterned glass in from the 1920's to the 1940's. This is the 14.25" diameter torte or cake plate.

This is a pretty blue Indiana Glass chip and dip bowl or relish dish. The fruit pattern is called Madeira consists of raised apples, pears and cherries. It measures 13" in diameter with a 4.5" diameter dip bowl in the center. It would make a great serving piece for your next party!

This "low bowl" cut depression glass is in the Pioneer pattern made by Federal Glass from 1940 - 1960. It is 1" deep and 11" in diameter.

This beautiful crystal cake plate is in the pattern "Sharon" also called "Cabbage Rose." This pattern was manufactured by the Federal Glass Co of Columbus, Ohio between 1935-1939. It is 11.25" in diameter.