Fostoria, Heirloom, 2720/170 White Opalescent Bowl

Pattern: Heirloom Giftware, made by Fostoria Glass Co., made 1959 - 1970

Quantity: One (1)

Item Description: Bowl, Square Florette, Heirloom item # 2720/170, White Opalescent, approximately 6 inches across and 3.5 inches tall...

Vintage Fostoria Beacon Cutting No. 767 Stemmed 6 oz...

Pattern: Seascape Line # 2685, made by Fostoria Glass Co., made from 1954 - 1958

Quantity Available: One (1)

Item Description: Mint Tray , 7.5 inches in diamter, footed

Item Condition: This tray is in excellent condition with no chips, nics cracks, stains or cloudiness. If you wish to purchase this item, please contact Dan at greencreekfarm@yahoo.com, or 828-863-2709.

Cambridge Gloria Gold Krystol 4.5 oz. Oyster Cocktail Stem

Pattern: Gloria Etch # 746, made by Cambridge Glass Co., Introduced 1930

Quantity: One (1)

Item Description: Cambridge Gloria Etched Oyster Cocktail Stem Line # 3120, 4,5 ounce, in Cambridge's Gold Krystol (Yellow) color

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

Hallmarked with the Cambridge "C" in a triangle is this #1040 1/2 Type II Swan which was produced from 1933 to 1939. This is the 3" swan and was intended as an individual nut or mint dish, but I've also seen it described as a salt dip.

The vibrant green is Cambridge's Light Emerald color, which does react to a black light. And since he is catalogued as a 3" swan, this measurement refers to length from the breast to the tail...

I'm not sure as to whom I can attribute this intricately etched decanter. I believe that it is more contemporary and very possibly Bohemian. I can also tell you that I have definitely seen matching stemware, so it's possible that you could make a very nice set.

The etching is both attractive and detailed. Overall, the decanter is 8 1/2" in height with the stopper in place. It is in excellent condition...free of chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration. Really a pretty piece.

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Peach colored lustreware finish creates a framework for the hand painted floral design showcased on this lovely plate.

Produced by Noritake and hallmarked in red with the Morimura "M in Wreath", I would guess that this plate dates to the 30's or 40's when lustreware was quite popular.

Two gold decorated handles complete the look of this cake or service plate. It measures 9 3/4" from handle to handle and is in excellent vintage condition.

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What a gorgeous color! This 1930's Paden City #221 Maya bowl is in the Copen Blue, which really accentuates the design of the blank.

I'm not sure exactly sure what the particular purpose of this bowl might be but it's a great size. It rests upon 3 feet, has a slightly flared rim and measures 11 1/2" in diameter and 4 3/4" in height, so it's nice and deep.

This piece is in very, very good condition...

These water goblets are simple elegance! Produced by Tiffin, the bowls of these glasses showcase a gorgeous laurel wreath cutting that repeats three times. Completing the look are the beveled #17391 stems which feature an entrapped air bubble within them.

Both goblets are in impeccable condition...free of any chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration. They measure 7 5/8" in height and are nice, substantial pieces.

I currently have a pair of matching wine goblets listed as well...

What a great old piece of EAPG this is. From McKee Glass and produced between 1901 and 1905, I am pleased to be offering this hard~to~find cruet or jug. The pattern name is Monarch and it is considered to be a part of McKee's PresCut line.

The cruet measures approximately 7 1/2" in height and the glass at the rim of the spout measures 5/8" in thickness...

This listing is for a beautiful pink budvase with a gold rose decoration. The manufacturer of this vase is not known for certain, although it could be Central's No. 1320/168, Morgantown's No. 305 Luana, or a Tiffin blank. Most major glass companies during the depression era made bud vases that were very similar and sometimes they could only be accurately identified by the etching...

The Lily-of-the-Valley cut pattern was produced by Duncan & Miller Glass Company from 1937 to 1955. Duncan & Miller was bought up by Tiffin Glass Company which produced the pattern under the same name, using the same molds, from 1956 to 1966. The pattern includes a frosted cutting of Lily-of-the-Vally on the DC-4 stem, which has a 3-dimensional arrangement of flowers on the stem (see enlargement photo) which is both unusual and gorgeous...