Fenton's Cranberry Opalescent glass is one of their most popular treatments. Because it is cased glass (french crystal over gold ruby) every piece must be blown rather than pressed. This hand-work makes each piece unique. Offered here is the #389 4 inch mini fan vase in their hobnail pattern. Some folks use this shape to hold business cards. This piece was produced from 1940 to 1948. Excellent condition.

Offered here is a covered jam jar & underplate with an absolutely stunning cutting. I have been unable to identify the manufacturer, but the workmanship is certainly similar to the elegant glass companies of the 1930's. (The color reminds me of Fostoria.) Excellent condition.

American is perhaps the most widely recognized pattern that Fostoria Glass Company produced. Offered here is the ice tub in perfect condition. See my other listings for more in this pattern.

The Della Robbia pattern was originally listed as #1058 in the Westmoreland catalogs. It was produced from 1928 to 1940. Offered here is a set of the 4 inch single candlesticks. These are decorated with the applied colors or ruby, purple and yellow. Excellent condition, price is for the set. See my other listings for more in this pattern.

These ivory shakers were produced during the 1940's by Anchor Hocking as part of their FireKing line. They are part of their Range Set, made to sit on the stove for cooking use. Note that the original tulip lids are in very good condition. See my other listings for the matching grease jar/canister shown in the last picture.

Offered here is a really beautiful covered marmalade or jam dish. The bowl is footed and has 2 handles, and both the bowl and lid are cut with a floral pattern. The original ladle is also included and has a flower cutting in the bowl. I haven't found the manufacturer of this piece as of yet - if someone recognizes it, please let me know!

Madrid is a depression glass pattern that was made by Federal Glass Company from 1932 to 1938. Offered here is the lid for the sugar bowl in green. Here's your chance to complete your set - these are hard to find, especially in excellent condition. I have many other pieces in this pattern available - check my other listings or email for details!

The Caprice pattern was produced by Cambridge Glass Company from 1940 through 1957 when they closed. Offered here is the #120 6 1/2 2 part relish dish in Moonlight blue. The bowl is 6 1/2 inches in diameter and in excellent condition. See my other listings for other Caprice items.

Patrician, or 'Spoke' as collectors have been calling it for years, was made by Federal Glass Company from 1933 to 1939. Offered here is the lid for the cookie jar in excellent condition. See my other listings for more in this pattern.

This lovely stem was produced by Morgantown Glass Company during the 1940's. Aptly named the 'Chanticleer' cocktail after the rooster figure that makes up the stem, the bowl and foot are colored glass to contrast the crystal stem. I have 12 available in various shades of light blue, amethyst, smoke, topaz, green and pink. Please specify what color you're looking for and I'll let you know what I have available. Excellent condition. Price is per stem.

This is a really neat item! Pictured is a white glass double towel rod with the original bracket. The glass is about 14 inches long, and the 2 rods swivel to hold your towels and then lay flat against the wall when not in use. Excellent condition. These were usually destroyed when kitchens and bathrooms were remodeled and so they are very hard to find today - especially with the original hardware.

This emerald green canister jar was produced by Owens Illinois Company and marketed as part of their 'Pantry Jar Set'. 7 inches tall and excellent condition. At one time, it had a label for cereal, coffee, sugar or flour. Of course, you can use it for whatever you'd like - chocolate would be my first choice.... See my other listings for more jars from this set.