Fostoria Heirloom green opalescent glass oval (rectangular!) bowl, 14 " long and 6"wide at the center with sides about 4" tall. Excellent condition.

Fostoria Glass Sakier design footed bowl, topaz yellow, "A" style console bowl with topaz bowl and crystal legs and foot, 12" wide and flared, 5 3/4" tall. Excellent condition.

Cambridge Cleo lt emerald green center handle sandwich or cake server, green vaseline glass, 11" on Decagon shape with keyhole center handle. Excellent condition.

Cambridge Wildflower etch oil bottle or cruet (#3900/100) , holds about 6oz, 5 3/4" tall with the stopper in place and about 3 1/2" wide. excellent condition.

Fiesta Ware 1939 New York World's Fair Potter plate, made as a souvenir from the fair, 7 1/8" wide. Excellent condition.

Tiffin Killarney and crystal sugar and creamer set, elegant tall and footed, sugar is 3 1/2" tall and 5 1/8" wide including the handles, creamer is 5 1/4" tall.Excellent condition.

Heisey Glass,Orchid etch dolphin footed deep jelly compote (Waverly shape, #1519), bowl is 7" long & 4 1/2" wide and 5" tall. Excellent condition.

SET of 3 nested Hazel Atlas cobalt ribbed mixing bowls (8 1/2", 7 1/2", and 6 1/2" ) , rolled rims, squared bottom foot, nest nicely! Excellent condition.

RARE McKee Glass jadite (or Skokie green) glass bowl, salad or serving bowl, 8" wide and 2 1/2" deep, marked on the bottom with the McK in a circle. Excellent condition.

Florentine #2 or Poppy PINK ruffled glass compotes, 5" wide and 3 1/8" tall. Excellent condition.

Fostoria Oak Leaf brocade etch center handle server, made in the 1930's, deep etch, color is rose, ie pink, 11 1/2" wide with fleur de lis handle which is about 4" tall. Excellent condition.

Crystal frosted Spring Nymph powder jar, large footed jar with lady sitting on top with a floral wreath over her head,made by L.E. Smith in the 1930's, 9 3/4" tall and 5" wide ( sorry that the reflection makes the body of the jar look grayish -- that's the photography not the jar!), there are 2 tiny nicks on the outside edge of the lid of this rare powder jar see the close up photograph,minor but there, otherwise no other chips or cracks or "dings".