This pretty piece matches the blue satin pitcher also listed at this time. Entitled "Day At The Beach", this heart~shaped covered candy box features a Mary Gregory styled design depicting a little boy with a sailboat and a little girl with a pail walking hand~in~hand along the sand. The contrast of the white enamel against the vibrant blue background is quite striking.

This piece is from the 2008 catalog and retains its original Fenton label...

From the 2008 Fenton Spring Collection, I am pleased to be offering this limited edition blue satin glass pitcher.

Called "A Clear Day For Flying", this is Fenton's piece #8143 B8, a Mary Gregory decorated pitcher which was limited to a production run of 1250.

The white enameled scene depicting a little boy flying a kite is a unique contrast to the vibrant blue satin background. An attractive reeded handle completes the presentation...

Pattern: Heirloom, made by Fostoria Glass Co.

Item Description: Pair of single Candlesticks 2676/311

Size: 3.5 inches high (as Heirloom was hand made glassware measurements may vary slightly)

Color: Aqua Opalescent

Item Condition: These candlesticks are in excellent condition with no chips, nics, cracks or cloudiness from stains.

Period Made: 1958-1963

Category: Elegant Glass

If you have questions, contact Dan at 828-863-2709 or greencreekfarm@yaho...

Talk about an unusual and interesting piece...Gorgeous!!

I am unable to ascertain the age of this piece, but I feel it is more contemporary. And though unmarked, I have seen a very similar piece still bearing a Murano glass label, so I am attributing this piece to that origin as well.

So attractive and different from anything else I've ever owned, this wonderful compote is a very generous 11" in height and approximately 12" in diameter across the top of the bowl...

Fenton has been producing beautiful art glass since 1905 and this cranberry colored vase is just another example of their fine craftsmanship.

Though lacking the usual human figures being depicted, the white enamel scene on this piece is typical of the "Mary Gregory" style of decorating. Personally, I really like this design...it's a bit more general, and the contrast of the enamel against the luscious cranberry background is stunning...

Michael Gentry was an American artist who studied all over the world, but is best known for his beautiful artwork portraying Native Americans from the middle 1800's.

This beautiful print, titled "White Quiver And Scout" is numbered, artist signed and comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity. It was at some point in time, professionally framed and matted, but there is some damage to the wood of the frame and I have adjusted the price accordingly...

Without a doubt, these are some of the most beautiful pieces of stemware I have ever owned. Hallmarked Lalique France on the underside of the foot, these are the stunning "Ange" or "Angel" champagne flutes. I believe that this pattern was originally introduced in the late 40's and is very popular with collectors today.

Stylized, etched and frosted wings adorn the bowls while the heavenly face of an angel is molded into the stems...

Circa the 1890's, I am pleased to be offering this luscious art glass vase that has been attributed to Stevens & Williams of Stourbridge, England.

With applied feet and rigaree acorns and oak leaves, this cased glass beauty features a crisp white exterior, vibrant peachy~pink interior and ruffled rim with amber "crest".

This piece is 7" in height, approximately 4 1/2" wide and is in excellent condition. Very nice!

Contact: Sandy

Though I'm not certain as to the time period of this piece, I do believe it is a bit older. It is quite unique, and could be used as either a covered candy or even a powder box.

Pale pink in color, the swirled, blown glass is highlighted with silver and gold flecks of mica. The lid finial is a crystal "bud" with three pale green leaves.

This piece is approximately 6" in diameter and 5 3/4" in height with the lid seated. Very cool and different!

Contact: Sandy