Catalog: Glassware (709)

Imperial Candlewick Water Goblet #3400. Stem 9 ounces. Made by Imperial Glass starting in 1936. Excellent condition and satisfaction guaranteed. 5 are available, 7.4" tall.

Bubble was made between 1934-65. This Sapphire Blue creamer and sugar are in excellent condition.

Morgantown made the pattern Golfball from 1931-39. Cobalt blue is the most popular color to collect. We have four 2.5 oz. sherry cordials available. Priced per stem and hard to find. All in mint condition and are about 4.5" tall.

Made in the 1950's, master glass artist Gundersen created this cased vase using cranberry and custard glass. Many people will mistake it as "burmese" glass -- it is definitely a cased glass. Measures 3" high by 4.5" wide. It does have a pontil on the bottom. In mint condition.

When I looked up this Cobalt Stem made by the Huntington Tumbler Company, I didn't realize that they had two styles: "Ding" and "Dong" -- Really!! It's in the Hazel Weatherman's Book 2. We have three of these stems (Ding), all in mint condition. Who said that glass companies had no sense of humor?

Simple, crystal candlesticks made by Cambridge in the 1930's. In mint condition. 5.25" tall, base is 5.5" wide.

Duncan and Miller made this Blue Opalescent Silvan Swan in the 1940's. It is 8" in length and in mint condition. Two are available.

New Martinsville / Viking made this red swan in the 1950's. It is 7.5" long and about 3.5" narrow. In mint condition. (Smaller version of the 11.5" one).

Fostoria red Jamestown Iced Teas, in red were made from 1958-1982. Four are available, all in mint condition. 6" tall.

Morgantown made the pattern Golfball from 1931-1939. This RARE Steigel Green Urn Vase, 6.5" tall is in mint condition.

Fenton made Burmese pieces with the hand-painted Maple Leaf motif from 1970-72. 3.25" tall and in mint condition -- not signed by the artist.

This one-piece Fairy Light, hand-painted Maple Leaf motif, was made from 1970-72. It is considered a rarity. In mint condition. One should be noted that the artwork is a decal. The only time Fenton did not hand paint the artwork on these pieces. Stands 6" tall and is about 6.75" wide at the base.

Fostoria made the Chintz etching from 1940-1976. These 7.75" tall stems are in mint condition. 20 are available, priced per stem.

One of Fenton earliest molds, Waterlillies and Cattails with a marigold carnival finish on clear glass. Produced in 1908. Tumblers are 4" tall. Two are available and are in mint condition.

Tiffin made Twilight for many, many years. It does change color -- icey blue in fluorescent lighting, pastel lavendar in sunlight or incandescent (the old light bulbs). This compote is made from Duncan & Miller's Canterbury mold. Made in the 1960-70's. It is in mint condition and stands 5.25" tall and about 7" at its widest. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.

Hocking made Bubble from 1934-65 in various colors. These cups and saucers are in mint condition. 3 are available.

We think that Jefferson Glass made these pancake french opalescent coin dot lamps in the 1930's. Previously thought they were made by Fenton, but Fenton's chimney is shaped like a pulled tulip -- not the bulbous shape seen here. This one has a rim-chip on the bottom of its chimney, hidden when sitting on its socket. It is 11" tall and about 8" wide at the base. Original wiring (2-prong plug).

Fenton reintroduced this pattern for their 100th Anniversary in 2005. It was never before pressed in red carnival. Measures 4" tall, has logo on bottom, in mint condition. 3 are available.