This is a very beautiful bright blue to turquoise pressed glass compote made my Anchor Hocking in the Fairfield pattern between 1972 and 1976. It measures 3 and 5/8 inches tall and 4.5 inches across the top rim. It is in excellent condition, no chips and no cracks. This is a great size for a candy dish and the color would be stunning in a window with light coming through.

This is a very pretty 5 compartment relish tray by Indiana Glass company between circa 1940s and 1960s. It has sprays of grapes, strawberries, cherries and raspberries, as well as apples, pears, peaches and plums. It measures 12.5 inches handle to handle and 8.75 inches the other direction. It is in excellent condition. No chips and no cracks. This is a very nice heavy vintage glass piece.

This is a very pretty white milk glass vase hand painted with rose and violet floral sprays and rich gold gilding around the rim and the base. I see this type of glass listed as bristol glass, but it is an auction item and I don't know it's age or origin. It is white opaque glass, but it is very thin and delicate, and therefore you can see light through it. It is unmarked and measures 7.75 inches tall and 3.25 inches across the widest part...

This is a really sparkly Imperial Glass Company Nucut #212 star and fan pattern or design dish. It could be a nappy, bonbon, fruit or relish bowl. It measures 8.75 across point to point and and is 2 inches high. There are a couple of minor rough spots on a couple of the points, other than that it is in very good condition. It is a very heavy nice EAPG 1912 circa piece.

This is a beautiful footed compote with etched or cut details. It actually looks more like wheel cut. It is 7.25 inches across the top and 2.25 inches high. It is in excellent used condition with no cracks, no chips and no signs of wear. This would make a great petit fours or candy dish. I believe it is vintage or older, I have no idea of the maker. It is an auction piece.

This is really a lovely piece of hand thrown pottery. It has brown to tan rough surface on the bottom with a rosette at the base of the handle and top and inside is a gray speckled glaze. It is a nice heavy piece and measures 4.5 inches tall and 4 inches in diameter. It is in excellent condition, no chips and no cracks. It is unmarked and I don't know the age as it is an auction item.

This is a really beautiful quality fine bone china teacup and saucer marked Regency English bone china Made in England. It has pretty pink roses and yellow and blue floral sprays. The saucer is 5.5 inches in diameter and the cup is 3.5 inches in diameter and 3 inches tall. It is in superb condition, no chips, no cracks, no crazing and the gold gilding shows no signs of wear. I have no idea of the age.

This is a fabulous quality 24% lead glass crystal candle holder or candelabra. It measures a stately almost 8 inches tall and is 4 inches across the base. I rings like a bell when pinged. It has the original label that says Made in the USA Crystal Clear 24% Lead Crystal. It is in excellent condition, no chips and no cracks. This is a very heavy piece of glass. I have no idea of the age.

This is a vintage cold painted black or real dark brown glazed water pitcher or jug. It has pink flowers and green leaves. It has the guard around the spout to keep the ice from pouring into the glass with the water. It has wear to the paint and some imperfections to the glaze, but no chips and no cracks. This looks like glaze over red clay or redware. It is very similar to water pitchers put out by Hull, McCoy or even Homer Laughlin, but it is unmarked...

Anchor Hocking Moonstone white Opalescent Hobnail divided 2 compartment relish dish. It has a lovely white edge that looks like vaseline ware. This piece measures 7.5 inches across. It is circa 1942 to 1946 the depression glass era. This piece looks new, no chips, no cracks and no wear that I can see.

This is a wonderful circa 1950s American Limoges platter in the shape of a diamon. It is marked on the bottom, Casino by American Limoges ALC Co. It has the jack with heart, club, spade and diamond designs just like on playing cards. His medallion says sitrioullier. This was made in Sebring, Ohio for bridge club or card players. These dishes are quite collectible, they are even on display at the Dallas Museum of art under decorative arts/ utilitarian objects/ 20th century design...

This is a wonderful circa 1950s American Limoges plate in the shape of a spade. It is marked on the bottom, Casino by American Limoges ALC Co. It has the king with heart, club, spade and diamond designs just like on playing cards. This was made in Sebring, Ohio for bridge club or card players. These dishes are quite collectible, they are even on display at the Dallas Museum of art under decorative arts/ utilitarian objects/ 20th century design. This is part of a complete dinner set...