Fostoria New Garland Pink Candy Dish

Pattern: New Garland Etch # 284, made by Fostoria Glass Co. 1930 - 1934

Quantity: One (1)

Item Description: Candy Jar with Cover ½ pound, Rose Pink in color, 5.5” high and 5.25” across.

Item Condition: This candy jar is in excellent condition with no cracks, stains or cloudiness...

Tiffin / US Glass produced Deerwood from 1929 to 1933. This unique etched design features woodland scenes with various deer.

A delicate rose pink color, this center handled server or tray, features a border of the Deerwood etching. It measures approximately 10 3/8" in diameter and is in extremely good condition...no chips, nicks or cracks and only some minimal signs of usage. Cool!

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Fenton Cranberry Opalescent Hobnail Candlestick

Pattern: Opalescent Hobnail, made by Fenton Art Glass Co., made beginning 1939

Quantity: One (1)

Item Description: Cranberry Opalescent Hobnail Candlestick, 1 Lite, 3.75 inches high #3870, round squat with applied clear glass handle

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

Item #: 6166429127565

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Fostoria Beacon Cutting No. 767 Stemmed Goblets 9 oz...

Pattern: Cleo Etch, made by Cambridge Glass Co.

Quantity Available: Set of Four

Item Description: Stem, Sherbet Cambridge Blank # 3077

Size: 4.25 inches high, holds 6 ounces

Color: Peachblo Pink

Period Made: 1930 – 1940

Item Condition: Three of these stems are in excellent condition with no chips, nics cracks, stains or cloudiness...

This beautiful set of water goblets was produced by Cambridge during the 1920's. Often seen with the Marjorie etch, these #7606 waters feature clear, crystal bowls and the gold encrusted D619 decorate at the rims. There are also gold rims on the bases.

All four of the stems are in excellent condition...free of chips, nicks or cracks...and there is only slight wear to the gold. The goblets measure about 7 1/4" in height and have a 10~ounce capacity...

Toast the New Year with this beautiful set of saucer champagnes!

From 1913 to 1934, Tiffin produced this beautiful basket etching known as Adam. It is featured here on saucer champagnes from the #14178 stemline.

With their curved, wide optic bowls, these glasses are 4 13/16" in height and 3 9/16" in diameter at the rim. All are in great condition and just waiting to be filled with the "bubbly"!

I just listed a set of 6 matching juice tumblers as well.

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Offered to you is a Duncan & Miller Glass Co. Canterbury blank covered candy box with the hard-to-find Passion Flower etching! This etch pattern produced in the 1940's, found mainly on service pieces, is very elusive today. The candy box measures 7.5 inches across and 4 inches high, and is in mint condition with absolutely no defects. Both the lid and the candy bottom are etched...

Circa 1930, these pretty wine stems feature the Lotus etch known as Springtime. In addition to the etching, there is a lovely gold etched decoration at the rim.

These glasses are the traditional size for wine holding approximately 3 to 4 ounces and measuring 5 1/2" in height. All are in beautiful condition and free of any chips, nicks or cracks.

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This is one of three geese figurines produced by Heisey. The "Wings Up" piece, 1942 to 1953, is solid glass and shows very good detail. It measures 7 1/2" in length from the tip of his beak to the tip of his tail. He is approximately 6 1/2" in height at the tip of his wings.

Beautiful figurine in excellent condition.

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Pattern: June Plate Etch # 279 made by Fostoria Glass Co.

Item Description: Bowl, Console, Fostoria Line # 2375 with June etch, Round, 3 footed, Flared

Size: 12 inches in diameter

Color: Topaz (Yellow)

Item Condition: The bow is in over all very good to excellent condition with no chips, nics, cracks or cloudiness from stains. There is one, one inch small straw mark in the bottom to one side, one spot along the top rim where acid etched accidentally during making...

This beautiful set of water goblets are from Cambridge Glass' #3130 stem line which was produced from 1929 to 1956. This is the same stem that is often seen with the Apple Blossom and Gloria etches on the bowls.

The delicate pink color is known as Peach~Blo. The goblets have an 8~ounce capacity and measure 7 1/4" in height with a diameter of 3 3/8" across the rim. All are free of any chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration.

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