The Caprice pattern was produced by Cambridge Glass Company from 1940 through 1957 when they closed. Offered here is a pair of the 7 inch single candleholder with prism in crystal in excellent condition. See my other listings for more Caprice items in crystal and Moonlight Blue.

Hex Optic is one of the earlier depression patterns. It was made by Jeannette Glass from 1928 to 1932 and used extensively in their kitchenware lines. Offered here is the 9 inch flat rimmed mixing bowl in green in excellent condition. These are very hard to find, so grab it while you can. See my other listings for more in this pattern - including the other 2 sizes of flat rimmed mixing bowls to complete the set.

Old Colony is the correct name for the pattern that collectors have always called 'Lace Edge'. It was produced by Hocking from 1935 to 1938. Offered here is the 7 1/2 inch 3 part relish dish. Excellent condition with no chips or damage. See my other listings for more in this pattern.

Georgian was produced by Federal Glass Company from 1931 to 1936. This pattern is usually called 'Lovebirds' because of the 2 little parakeets perched in the decorative 'cage'. Offered here is the 4 inch tumbler in excellent condition. (Note that the tumbler does not have the lovebirds in the pattern, it just has the basket.)I have 10 available, price is per tumbler. These are very hard to find, so grab them while you can! See my other listings for more in this pattern.

Imperial Glass Company's Candlewick pattern is perhaps the most easily recognized of the elegant glass patterns. Offered here is 400/45 cupped comport in excellent condition. 5 3/4 inches in diameter and 6 inches tall. See my other listings for more pieces in this pattern.

Sunkist reamers date to the 1930's. They were produced by McKee Glass Company and offered as premiums with the purchase of bags of Sunkist oranges. Offered here is a jade Sunkist reamer in excellent condition. It's marked "Made in U.S.A." and Pat No. 68764" on the underside.

Offered here is a 7 piece shot glass set dating to the 1930's. The little glasses were made by Hazel Atlas Glass Company. They're listed as the vertical rib 2 oz tumblers. Each stands 2 3/8 inches tall and all are in perfect condition. The chrome tray is 8 1/2 inches in diameter and is unmarked. It has 6 little indentations to hold the shots securely in place. No pitting or wear to the chrome. If you want extra shot glasses, see my other listings for more of these.

Romanesque is the name for this lovely L.E. Smith Glass pattern. It was produced during the early 1930's and new items are still being discovered today. Pictured here is the 10 1/2 inch bowl in green. the base of this bowl is hexagonal and will fit into the 4 1/2 inch base that sometime accompanies this pattern. Excellent condition.

Dancing Nymph is the correct name for this Consolidated pattern - it's sometimes called "Dance of the Nudes" due to listings in depression glass books under that name. Made in 1928, it's a wonderful pattern for the deco collector as well as glass lovers. This is the footed sherbet in crystal. Perfect condition. I have 3 available, price is per sherbet. I also have other items in this pattern available - email for details.

Beaded Block was produced by Imperial Glass Company from 1927 to about 1930. Pieces in this pattern are difficult to find and eagerly scooped up by collectors when they do surface. Offered here is the 7 3/4 inch square plate in a bright vaseline yellow. Perfect condition. See my other listings for more in this pattern - including plates in other colors.

This figural glass lamp was produced by L.E. Smith Company during the 1940's - 50's. The color was fired on over clear glass, giving the opaque finish. This style is referred to as the 'Southern Belle' lamp. I have 2 available. Both have been re-wired so they work fine. The shade clips on the light bulb. (Bulb not included, I recommend 25 or 40 watt bulbs so the glass doesn't get too hot.) Please specify which you'd like. All are in good shape.

Fostoria's Line #2430 was called Diadem in the original company advertisement from 1930. After that, it was simply referred to by the number. Pictured here is the candy jar & cover in Ebony (black). The candy jar was only made from 1930 to 1934. Perfect condition, see my other listings for more early Fostoria items.