These are so very pretty that I wanted to offer them for your consideration.

Caprice is probably Cambridge Glass' most popular un~etched pattern. Its swirled effect gives it a rich and decorative look. The eye~catching blue color of this pair of matching cruets is called Moonlight Blue and at one point in time, I had several pieces of blue Caprice and it was quite evident as to why it is so collected....truly beautiful.

These are the #117 open handled cruets...

Offered for your consideration are a pair of #1338 triple candelabras made by the Cambridge Glass Co. between 1932 and 1937. The bases of the candleholders are etched with the elusive Chintz No. 1 etching (Cambridge Etch 758) encrusted with gold. This etching was only used on candelabrum and console bowls. The glass is in mint condition with no chips, flakes, flea bites, or cloudiness. There is only very minor wear to the gold inlay...

Caprice is probably Cambridge's most collected non~etched pattern. It comes in two different styles...the plain crystal and the style with the frosted accents, known as Alpine, like this bowl.

I would consider the shape of this piece to be almost that of a "float" bowl, even though it is quite large at 12 1/2" in diameter and 3" in height. The moonlight blue coloring is just gorgeous and the frosted section seems to add more depth to the piece. Overall, the bowl is in very good condition...