I have a great fondness for relish dishes and this one is a beauty. Produced on Heisey's #1519 Waverly blank, this relish or celery dish showcases the popular #507 Orchid etching.

With its beaded and scalloped etching, this pretty piece measures approximately 11 3/8" in length, 7 1/2" in width and 1 1/2" in height. It is in excellent condition.

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Though I'm not exactly sure when this guy was produced, I would guesstimate it to be the 1940's or so, as that is when many of the glass figurines became popular.

Duncan & Miller's Heron is quite a detailed piece. Standing on his right leg, his left leg is drawn up underneath his body so that only his foot is visible. He's compact in size as well....about 6 1/2" tall...

Produced from 1932 to 1934, Heisey's #1401 Empress line is quite elegant. Pictured here is a dolphin footed bowl with flared rim in the lovely yellow color Heisey called Sahara.

This piece is in very good condition, with only some minor usage marks to report. It measures 10 7/8" in diameter at the rim and 4 1/2" in height. Beautiful bowl!

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Cambridge's #775 etch, Firenze, was designed for use on the Pristine blanks. Firenze was introduced around 1937 and discontinued before 1940.

Featured here is a P169 Cabaret plate with upturned or rolled rim. This large, generously sized plate measures 16 1/2" in diameter! The condition is excellent, with only some VERY minimal indications of usage.

Firenze is an etch which is seen infrequently and with the holidays upcoming, this plate could definitely come in handy.

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This pretty little 3~piece mayonnaise set is Indiana Glass' Double Fleur~De~Lis pattern, which was produced in the 1930's. In addition to the elegant, molded fleur~de~lis at both the top and bottom of the pieces, each individual "panel" is embellished with a delicate floral cutting.

The set consists of three pieces...bowl, liner and ladle. I'm not certain if the ladle is original to the set, but am including it. The bowl is 4 1/4" in diameter and 2 1/2" in height...

Orchid is one of Heisey's most popular and collected etched designs. It was produced from 1940 to 1957 and is showcased here on this beautiful Queen Ann cup and saucer.

The cup is approximately 2 3/4" in height and 3 3/4" in diameter at the rim. The matching saucer is about 6 1/2" in diameter. Both pieces are in EXCELLENT condition and all are hallmarked with the Heisey "Diamond H". Last set available!

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Produced on the Waverly blank from 1940 to 1957 is this lovely Heisey covered candy with the popular Orchid etching.

At approximately 8" in height with the lid in place, the pedestal candy dish features seahorse handles and a unique lid finial. This item is in EXCELLENT condition...free of any chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration. A real treasure!

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Fostoria Heirloom is a unique free~form pattern that was produced from 1959 until 1970. Offered here is the #2727/239 crimped rim bowl in a delicate pink opalescent coloring.

The bowl measures approximately 10" in diameter at 2 5/8" in height at the rim. It is in excellent condition with no chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration.

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Having a deco and modern look, these interesting candlesticks were produced by Cambridge in the 1940's. These are the #500 Pristine sticks, also known as the P500 Leaf candlestick. They measure approximately 6 1/2" in height and both candle holders are free of any nicks, chips or cracks. Very nice!

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This beautiful basket etching is often mistaken for Tiffin's Arcadian, but it was actually produced by the Maryland Glass Company which was in operation from 1918 to 1941.

The center handled server / tray offered here is in outstanding condition...it appears that it may not have ever been used. A lovely rose pink in color, the tray is 10" in diameter and has an overall height of approximately 5 1/2". Maryland Glass items are hard to find and this one is a real beauty!

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This guy certainly appears to be strutting his stuff, doesn't he? This is Heisey's #1557 Chanticleer vase, also known as just the Rooster vase...one of my favorite "critters". He was produced from 1939 to 1948, stands 6 1/4" in height and is about 6" long.

The glass is nice and clear and the piece is free of any chips or nicks. There are visible straw marks at the vase area, but on this particular piece, those are the norm. A real treasure!

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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...