With their unusual rose and thorn styled stems, #5072, these wine goblets feature the beautiful Heisey Rose etching, which was produced from 1949 to 1957. Having a 3~oz capacity, the goblets are approximately 5 1/8" in height and both are in superb condition.

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Prelude is a pretty, feathery etch that was produced from 1940 to 1986. Offered here is a handled 2~section relish or dressing bowl. This pretty piece is in excellent condition and measures 7 1/4" across the handles, 5 7/8" across the middle and 2" in height. Great size for some baked potato condiments!

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This lovely set of 6 plates could have been produced by one of many different glass houses, but they are definitely from the depression era.

A very delicate shade of pink, each has a very attractive drape and floral style wheel cutting accentuating the rim. The plates are approximately 8 3/8" in diameter and free of chips, nicks or cracks. VERY minimal signs of usage. Nice pieces.

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Produced by Richards & Hartley circa the 1880's, I am pleased to be offering this lovely etched, covered compote.

From their #525 pattern line, this is the Lion & Cable, also known as Tiny Lion, 7" covered compote. It features a cable trimmed foot, etched lid, and the signature frosted lion finial.

Overall, the piece is in very, very good condition. It is free of any nicks, chips or cracks and has only some signs of usage on the base which are not too bad considering the age of the piece...

Wildflower is a popular etched pattern that was produced by Cambridge during the 1940's and 50's. Presented here is the #3900/111 divided mayonnaise bowl with matching liner.

The bowl is 5 5/8" in diameter and 3" in height while the liner is 7" in diameter. Both pieces are free of any chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration. Beautiful set!

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This beautiful rock crystal style bowl was produced by Fostoria on their #2470 1/2 blank. It features the Wellington cutting which ran from 1933 to 1943.

In excellent condition, the bowl has somewhat dolphin~style feet and measures almost 11" in diameter at the rim and 4" in height. Gorgeous piece!

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The #270 Mystic etch is not too common, but it's quite pretty and seems to emanate from the bottom of the bowl of the stemware. Fostoria produced this etch from 1924 to 1929 on the #5082 stem line.

Ideal for ice cream, sherbet, pudding, ambrosia and many other items, these shebets have a 5~ounce capacity and measure 3 3/4" in height. All are in excellent condition.

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What a great old piece of EAPG this is. From McKee Glass and produced between 1901 and 1905, I am pleased to be offering this hard~to~find cruet or jug. The pattern name is Monarch and it is considered to be a part of McKee's PresCut line.

The cruet measures approximately 7 1/2" in height and the glass at the rim of the spout measures 5/8" in thickness...

I think I would be safe to say that you don't see these candlesticks every day. Measuring approximately 17 1/2" in height overall, these stunning pieces were produced by Cambridge Glass circa the 1940's and later. Each candlestick or candelabrum consists of a gold trimmed, step~based #1612 Dolphin candlestick, gold trimmed bobeche with 10 prisms, and a #1606 hurricane shade with the beautiful gold encrusted Chantilly etching.

ALL of the pieces are in excellent condition...

Gadroon, with its "pie~crust edging", was the blank used for this lovely Cambridge celery dish. Measuring 11 1/2" in length and 5" at the widest points, this piece features the #754 etch, Portia. Introduced in 1932 and discontinued sometime between 1952 and '53, this 20~year run attests to the popularity of this basket style etch.

The #3500/652 celery dish is hallmarked with the Cambridge "C in a triangle" and is in excellent condition. Great piece!

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Spring Orchard is a very unique and "busy" reverse etching that was produced by Paden City. Including gold highlights, it is shown here on a pretty handled cordial decanter with 4 lobes, part of the #211 Spire line.

The decanter and stopper are both in excellent condition. The overall height of the piece, with the stopper in place, is approximately 7 1/2". Would also make a beautiful decanter for your favorite fragranced bath oil!

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Amazing sunbursts are definitely the focal points of this stunning American Brilliant Cut Glass water set. This lovely set consists of the pitcher and six matching tumblers.

Though I have been unable to find a signature, I have consulted with a very knowledgeable collector and he believes the the cutting house may have been either Pitkin & Brooks or J.D. Bergen, with P & B being his first guess.

The pitcher is approximately 9 3/4" in height and the tumblers approximately 3 3/4" in height...