Pattern: Moondrops Line # 37, made by New Martinsville Glass Co...

New Martinsville Glass produced these pretty sets in the 30's and 40's. Often you'll see them in other colors, such as amber, red, blue, or green but seldom do you see this pretty pink.

The #15 wine set consists of the decanter with fan style stopper, 6 wine stems and the 10 1/2" tray. With the stopper in place, the decanter is 12" in height while the stems are 4 1/4".

The tray has a couple of little rough spots on the inner rim, but other than that, no imperfections to report...

In the 1930's, New Martinsville made some beautiful, quality glass animals and bookends. Presented here are a pair of their #499 Clipper Ship Bookends, which were produced in 1938.

Measuring approximately 5 3/4" in height and 4 3/4" in width, these bookends have a nice, substantial weight to them. The detail of the ships is extremely good and the glass is clear. Excellent condition!

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This pretty pattern is known by several names: Alfa, Boylan, Euclid and Rexford. It was originally produced by J.B. Higbee Glass Company circa 1908 and later by New Martinsville Glass around 1915.

I am offering these two pieces together so that not only will you have a lovely stand to display your cake, you'll also have a beautiful plate to serve it.

The cake stand is 9 1/2" in diameter and 5" in height. It has a slightly scalloped rim and "starred" foot...