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...

Whether on colored glass or sparkling crystal, as offered here, Fostoria's June etching is quite beautiful.

A popular pattern, June was produced from 1928 to 1951. It features sprays of delicate flowers and trailing ribbons and bows.

For your consideration, is this set of 10 water goblets. Featuring the elegant #5098 stem line, these beauties have a 10~ounce capacity and measure approximately 8 1/4" in height...

Vintage Cambridge Rose Point Divided 3 Part Bowl

Pattern: Rose Point Etch, made by Cambridge Glass Co. made 1937 -1953

Quantity: One (1)

Item Description: Rose Point Etch Divided 3 Part Bowl, Handled, Pristine Blank # 221, 8.5 inches in diameter

Item Condition: This bowl is in excellent condition with no chip, nics cracks, stains or cloudiness.

If you have questions, please contact Dan at greencreekfarm@yahoo.com, or 828-863-2709.

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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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...

These gorgeous cups and saucers are part of the Royal Lace pattern which was produced by Hazel Atlas from 1935 to 1941. Their stunning cobalt blue color is extremely eye~catching and really stands out in a lighted venue.

All of the pieces are in EXCELLENT condition. The cups are approximately 2 5/8" in height, 3 1/2" in diameter across the rims. Saucers are about 5 1/2" in diameter...

Presented here is a Heisey Orchid etched covered butter dish. Produced from 1940 to 1957, Orchid is one of Heisey's most popular and collected patterns.

The #1519 Waverly serves as the blank for this dish. It features fan~shaped handles, beaded rim and a horse head finial on the lid.

In outstanding condition, the piece measures 7 3/4" from handle to handle, 6 1/2" from side to side and has an overall height of approximately 4" with the lid seated. Stunning!

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Pattern: Black Forest on Paden City's blank made for Van Deman & Son's according to some authors...

This is an exquisite pair of candlesticks showcasing the beautiful Rose Point etching. Produced by the Cambridge Glass Company from the mid 1930's to the early 50's, these beauties are the Gadroon #3500/74 candlesticks which are 4" in height. They feature a "pie crust" edging on the bases and each has a pair of ram's heads just below the rims of the candle cups. Not only are these candle holders difficult to find, each of them retains their original Cambridge labels...

Fostoria's #327 etch, Navarre, is probably their most well~known and collected etched pattern. It was produced for an amazing 46 years, from 1936 to 1982.

Today I am pleased to be offering a set of 4 of the 9 1/2" dinner plates on the #2440 blank. All of the pieces are free of nicks, chips or cracks, however, there is some minor scratching, primarily on the inner surface of each...not too bad considering some I've seen...

These are just the most versatile things! With their beautiful Rose Point etching, these #968 seafood cocktails with liners are in excellent condition. And though I am not 100% certain that the liners are original to the set, they do fit well and allow ample room for the addition of crushed ice.

Two available

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Another lovely pattern produced by Cambridge Glass was their Wildflower etching, which appeared in the 40's and 50's. The large vase shown here is the #278 footed flower vase which is 10 3/4" tall and 5" in diameter at the rim. It is in excellent condition and truly a beautiful piece of glassware.

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