This pretty pattern is Heisey's #492 King House etch, which was produced from 1937 to 1941. It can only be found on the #1472 Parallel Quarter blank, which consisted only of a console set...bowl and candlesticks.

The footed bowl being offered here is somewhat octagonal in shape and measures approximately 10 3/8" across the rim and 3 3/8" in height. It is free of any nicks, chips or cracks, but does show some very minor signs of usage.

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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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This pretty, oval comport is Heisey's Waverly blank and features the dolphin stem. Decorated with petite gold trailing flowers, the shape of the piece lends itself to a variety of uses. It is approximately 7 3/8" in length, 5 1/8" in width across the middle and 5 1/2" in height.

The condition of the comport is excellent and there is VERY minimal wear to the gold decoration.

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Offered for your consideration is a gorgeous Heisey console set with the Tea Rose etching. This etching was only used on the items offered here, the Trident candleholders and the Queen Ann console bowl. This etching appears on no other items by Heisey. The Tea Rose etching was introduced in 1940. All three items are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, fleabites, or other damage of any sort. There is a small mold mark on the bottom of the bowl that is from the manufacturing process...

From 1915 to 1933, Heisey produced this lovely #461 Banded Picket handled basket. Created in an elongated, hexagonal shape and showcasing a delicate floral cutting on both the panels and the band, this piece is in excellent condition. It is hallmarked with the Heisey "Diamond H" and measures 9 1/2" in height at the top of the handle, 7 1/4" in length and 5" in width.

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Wow... talk about hard-to-find candleholders! I've collected elegant and depression candleholders for more than a decade and these are the only Heisey Cabochon candlesticks that I have ever seen! The No. 1951 Cabochons were made only from 1951 to 1953 and were designed by Horace King. The center cabochon is very similar in shape to the advertising sign made in 1948 for use in store displays, which in turn was inspired by the paper label that has been used since 1932...