Pink Windsor Diamond depression glass salt or pepper shaker, 3" tall...

Cambridge Rose Point ice bucket, decagon shape, metal handle in silver tone, about 6" tall...

Milk Glass spice shaker, perhaps made by Tipp City Glass, Dutch motif in blue and lettering in red, this one is for CREAM OF TARTAR, about 3" tall, made in the 1930's...

Milk Glass spice shaker, perhaps made by Tipp City Glass, Dutch motif in blue and lettering in red, this one is for ALLSPICE, about 3" tall, made in the 1930's...

Milk Glass spice shaker, perhaps made by Tipp City Glass, Dutch motif in blue and lettering in red, this one is for NUTMEG, about 3" tall, made in the 1930's...

Beautiful pink Mayfair pattern depression glass cereal bowl, 5 1/2" wide with rim, pattern is also called Open Rose and was made by Hocking GLass in the 1930's...

Jadite bud vase in Art Deco conical and ribbed shape, made by Jeannette Glass to go along with their canisters, shakers, and other kitchenware...

Pink Sharon or Cabbage Rose open sugar bowl, made by Federal Glass Co in the 1930's. Excellent condition...

Crystal depression glass cocktail shaker with great enamel decoration of oriental figures in a Japanese garden, decoration is in deep red and black, about 9" tall, glare makes lid look askew or flattened but it is a perfectly normal, rounded and pristine chrome lid with its cap for pour spout...

Pair Cambridge Diane crystal candlesticks, 2 lite keyhole shape, from the 1930's, about 8" wide & 6" tall ...

Cube or Cubist green coasters, made in the 1930's, 3 1/4" wide and 5 /8" tall sides...

American Sweetheart pink cereal bowls made by MacBeth Evans Glass in the 1930's, 6" wide. Excellent condition...

Lovely pink depression glass 9" dinner plate in the Cherry Blossom pattern, made by Jeannette Glass Co in the 1930's...

Pink American Sweetheart serving or vegetable bowl, made by MacBeth Evans in the 1930's, 9" wide...

American Sweetheart monax (bright white opalescent)cereal bowl, 6" wide, design on outside panels and round bottom, made by MacBeth Evans Glass Co in the 1930's...