These are 2 beautiful hand painted open sugar dishes, bowls, or loving cups, The are flash painted white on inside and have red cold painted flowers, and gold gilded leaves. The floral sprays and very retro looking. These are vintage auction items, but don't know the exact age or maker. The measure 3 inches high, and 3 and 1/8 inches across the rim. They have just a very small amount of wear to the paint on the inside, the outside is very bright and crisp.

This is a very strange unusual looking piece of glass called goofus glass that is circa 1897 to 1920. It is the squatty, or puffy rose style, and some call it a cabbage rose vase. It is very funky and shabby chic too. It measures 6 inches high and and about 5.25 inches across. The glass has no chips or cracks. I do not know if this is original paint or not. I have searched and saw black paint on some pieces, but I an see tiny glints of old in spots were the black is flaked off...

These pretty little footed compotes by Indiana Glass Company are called by three different names at times, Kings Crown, Colony Crown, and Thumbprint. They are avocado green vintage glass and have that retro look about them. They measure 3 inches high and 3.75 inches across the rim. They are all in good condition, no chips, and no cracks. Circa 1940 to 1960.

This is a beautiful footed compote vase, in a rose bowl design, that is blue flashed around the ball section. The other parts are clear crystal glass giving it a lovely appearance. It has very little of the flashing missing, just a couple of minor scratches. It measures 7 7/8 inches tall and 3.25 inches wide. It is in very good condition, no chips and no cracks. I do not know the age or maker, but think it is vintage.

This is a beautiful heavy 24% lead crystal cream pitcher that I think is made by Waterford. It is unmarked however, but very much like other ones I've seen. It has a scalloped edge, thumbprint handle and diamond patterns around the base, and a starburst on the bottom. All these designs are deeply impressed into the thick glass. It measures 3.75 inches high, and 2.75 inches in diameter. It is in very good condition, no cracks, no chips, only a few minor surface use rub spots...

This is a really wonderful circa 1903 to 1920 crystal pressed glass dish by Heisey Glass company in the pattern #343 sunburst star design. It is marked with the H inside a diamond which is Heisey's mark. It measures 1 inch high and 6.25 by 5.75 inches across. This is a nice size for nuts or mints or even an ashtray. It has a surfacey chip on the point and a the bends, but they are not very noticeable. This would be a great piece for a bridge card table.

This is a very beautiful set of American Fostoria cube design salt and pepper shakers. They have chrome metal lids. I think they are real Fostoria, they have 3 mold lines, but I can't say for sure. The measure 3.5 inches tall and 2 inches across the base. They are in very good used condition, no chips, no cracks and the lids are in nice condition as well. This pattern was made between circa 1912 and 1982.

This is a pretty pink and green floral reverse hand painted satin or frosted glass two handle bowl with a waffle design bottom. It is real similar to bowls made my Lancaster and Hocking Glass companies. It measures 2.75 inches tall and 9 inches handle to handle. It is in very good condition with no chips and no cracks, just a small amount of wear to the paint under the handles.

This is a really pretty signed floral high relief or daisy pattern yellow milk glass or slag glass tumbler or water glass. It is marked and looks like Westmoreland or Northwood. I can't tell which. It is marked inside and out. It is in very good condition, no chips and no cracks. It would make a great bathroom accessory. It must be pretty rare as I have searched everywhere and can find nothing on this piece. I don't know the date but it looks old, but still in wonderful shape...

This is a really beautiful and elegant pressed glass or brilliant crystal dish or bowl. Probably EAPG or early American pattern glass. It has sprays that look sort of like weeping willows. It is 3 three footed and has pulled glass accents. It measures 9.75 inches in diameter and 3.75 inches high. It does have what looks like a chip in the interior and two very small chips on the rim. All of these can not be felt so it almost seems like manufacturer defects, but I am not sure...

This is a nice old heavy crystal pressed glass relish tray with a starburst design in the center. It has 4 compartments and measures 10 inches across. This would be great for veggies, fruit or candies. It is in very good condition, no chips and no cracks.

This is a really pretty Westmoreland Glass Company white milk glass pansy basket with a split handle design made in 1970. It measures 3.75 inches hight and 4.75 inches across. It is in excellent condition, no chips and no cracks and very little, if any, wear.