Circa the 1890's, I am pleased to be offering this luscious art glass vase that has been attributed to Stevens & Williams of Stourbridge, England.

With applied feet and rigaree acorns and oak leaves, this cased glass beauty features a crisp white exterior, vibrant peachy~pink interior and ruffled rim with amber "crest".

This piece is 7" in height, approximately 4 1/2" wide and is in excellent condition. Very nice!

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Talk about an unusual and interesting piece...Gorgeous!!

I am unable to ascertain the age of this piece, but I feel it is more contemporary. And though unmarked, I have seen a very similar piece still bearing a Murano glass label, so I am attributing this piece to that origin as well.

So attractive and different from anything else I've ever owned, this wonderful compote is a very generous 11" in height and approximately 12" in diameter across the top of the bowl...

From the 2008 Fenton Spring Collection, I am pleased to be offering this limited edition blue satin glass pitcher.

Called "A Clear Day For Flying", this is Fenton's piece #8143 B8, a Mary Gregory decorated pitcher which was limited to a production run of 1250.

The white enameled scene depicting a little boy flying a kite is a unique contrast to the vibrant blue satin background. An attractive reeded handle completes the presentation...

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.

Pattern: Ipswich # 1405, made by A. H. Heisey & Co.

Quantity Available: Set of Six (6)

Item Description: Footed Tumbler, Soda without stem, blank # 1405

Size: 5.75 inches tall, holds 12 ounces

Color: Clear Crystal

Period Made: 1931 - 1946

Item Condition: Five of the six tumbers are in excellent condition with no chips, nics cracks, stains or cloudiness...

Without a doubt, this is one of the most beautiful pieces of stemware I have ever owned. Hallmarked Lalique France on the underside of the foot, this is the stunning "Ange" or "Angel" champagne flute.

I believe that this pattern was originally introduced in the late 40's and is very popular with collectors today.

Stylized, etched and frosted wings adorn the bowl while the heavenly face of an angel is molded into the stem...

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...

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...

Can you say "eye-popping Art Deco WOW"? It is rare to find any pieces of this pattern, and very hard to find a complete console set in mint condition! This is a Tiffin Velva (also listed as Vel-va in some Tiffin catalogs) three-piece console set with single candleholders in the "Frosty Velva" with satin finish. Tiffin Glass Co. made this pattern only from 1937 to 1939. The candleholders each measure 5.25" tall and the flared bowl measures 12 inches in diameter...

Fostoria's Brocade etches were only produced for a short time with the Grape Brocade running from 1927 to 1929. Brocade is a very uniquely styled finish and the etch is deeply cut. Needless to say, with the limited production time, pieces are often hard to find. Even harder to find are these beautiful sets with the oval centerpiece or console bowl...

This pretty piece matches the blue satin pitcher also listed at this time...

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. The bo...