This is a beautiful crystal glass dish the perfect size for relish, olives, candy, or nuts. It has ribbing on both handles, and around the outside. The inside has a pattern that look like sheaves of wheat or chicken feet tracks, or maybe a snowflake. It really reflects the light in a lovely way. It measures 1.25 inches high and 7 inches handle to handle. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, only just a couple of tiny fleabites on the inside edge...

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 lovely vintage piece of pressed clear glass. It has many lovely patterns, hobstars, starbursts, daisy, and pineapple patterns. It measures 6.25 inches tall, and 4 and 5/8 inches in diameter...

This is a beautiful set of 2 heavy lead crystal candlesticks with octagon shaped bases and pillars in the shape of columns. They measure 6 inches tall and 3.5 inches across the base. These look very much like Val St. Lambert crystal, but they are unmarked auction items and I don't know for sure. One has a very small fleabite chip on the bottom edge and one even smaller right next to it...

This is a lovely 1776 Unites States of America bicentennial clear crystal glass tray with scalloped edges. It has a bald eagle, stars, shield, olive branches, and arrows in and impressed glass design. Every one of these I have seen say they have Avon impressed on the handle, but I do not see Avon anywhere on this plate, unless I am just missing it somewhere. But as far as I can tell this must have been put out by someone else other than Avon. It is vintage circa 1976, and in excellent condition...

This is a lovely old circa 1950 soup or salad bowl with a wide rim in the Colonial Homestead pattern by Royal of the USA. It measures 8 and 3/8 inches in diameter and has a green denim pattern throughout, and a baby rocking cradle and rag doll in a wood cabin scene. It is in very good condition, no chips, no cracks, and very few utensil marks. It does have a manufacturers defect on the inside bottom white section, and on fine line of age glaze crazing on the bottom outside center.

This is a wonderful piece of EAPG made by U.S. Glass Company between 1898 and 1920. It is a little forest green glass toothpick holder with gold gilding on the feet, which is in good condition, and around the rim, which is mostly gone. Also it is etched around the center with "Howard Patterson Meridian Fair 1911. It measures 2.5 inches high and 2.5 inches in diameter. Other than the wear to the gilding on the rim, it is in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, and no cloudiness.

This is a beautiful cloisonne plate with flying blue birds, red peonies, and pink cherry blossom flowering trees. The background it cobalt blue with aqua wave patterns around the edge. The back is all cobalt blue. This plate measures 7.25 inches across, and is in excellent condition, no pieces are missing or cracked. I believe this is from about 1970 to 1980.

This is a beautiful circa 1970s cloisonne urn bottle necklace with a goldtone chain which is about 26 inches long. The scene on both sides is a colorful peacock bird on a black background. The bottle itself is 1.75 inches long, and is in excellent condition.

This is a lovely little fruit or dessert bowl in the cherry cable pattern by Northwood Glass Company in about circa 1900. The gold and ruby red coloring is flash applied, both have a goo bit of wear to them. The bowl itself is in great shape, no cracks and no chips. It measures 1.75 inches high, and 4 and 3/8 inches across. This antique dish does have the Northwood mark, a underlined N in a circle on the inside bottom.

This is a matching set of crystal glass candlesticks featuring 2 different poses of the cherub angels. They have what looks like maple leaves around the top where you put the candles, the bottom is sort of a bell shape. These are unmarked and I don't know the maker, but I have seen them listed before as vintage pressed glass. They measure 6.25 inches tall and are in excellent condition, no chips, no cracks, and no cloudiness. These pieces have 3 mold lines.

This is a wonderful porcelain box with a black bottom, and a white raised relief cat and calla lily design. I would image it was probably a cigarette or trinket box. It measures 1 and 5/8 inches high, and 3.75 by 3 inches across. It does have a repair to the corner of the bottom and one corner on the top. On the top there is a small point missing in the repair. I have shown the damage in the photo. It is still a wonderful piece for the cat lover. It is unmarked, I do not know the age or maker.