Vintage Miss America Pink Pitcher with Ice Lip

Pattern: Miss America Line # 2500, made by Hocking Glass Co., made from late 1934 – 1938

Quantity Available: One (1) Set

Item Description: Pitcher with Ice Lip, pink in color, 8.5” tall, 5.75” in diameter and holds 65 ounces. This is an original Miss America pitcher as you can tell by the hump at the top edge over the handle.

Item Condition: This pitcher is in good condition with no cracks, stains, or cloudiness...

One of Tiffin's more well~known etches, June Night was produced from 1941 to 1966. Tableware in this pattern isn't as abundant as stemware, so if this is your pattern, these may fit right in.

Being offered here for your consideration is a set of 8 luncheon plates measuring approximately 8 1/8" in diameter. These are the #5902 blank which features a lovely beaded rim...

Cambridge Line No. 3400, Amethyst Dinner Plates (3)

Pattern: Line No. 3400, made by Cambridge Glass Co., made from early 1930’s – 1940’s

Quantity: Lot of Three (3)

Item Description: Dinner plate 3400/64, Amethyst in color, 10.25 inches in diameter, Line # 3400 blanks. These plates are rarely found in this size.

Item Condition: These plates are in very good condition with no chips, nics, cracks, stains or cloudiness...

Rare Cambridge Imperial Hunt Scene Amber 10” Plate

Pattern: Imperial Hunt Scene Etch # 718, made by Cambridge Glass Co., 1929 – 1936

Quantity Available: One (1)

Item Description: Chip & Dip Plate, Cambridge Round Blank, etch with English Fox Hunting Scene, featuring horses with riders, fences, trees and dogs, 10 inches across, in Amber color

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

Item #: 9670250...

Heisey Pleat and Panel Flamigo Compotier

Pattern: Pleat and Panel Line # 1170, made by A. H. Heisey Glass Co., introduced 1926

Quantity Available: One (1)

Item Description: Compotier with Cover, Stemmed, in Heisey’s Flamingo color, 8.5” H., 5.5” Across...

Vintage Fostoria Beverly Etch Green Bouillon Bowl, Set of 6

Pattern: Beverly Etch # 276, made by Fostoria Glass Co., made from 1927 - 1934

Quantity: Set of Six (6)

Item Description: Fostoria Beverly Etched Bouillon Bowl, Fostoria Blank # 2350 1/2 Pioneer, Green in color, bowl is 3 5/8 inches in diameter, 2 inches high

Item Condition: These bowls are in excellent condition with no chips, nics cracks, stains or cloudiness.

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Probably the most recognizable pattern from Imperial Glass, Candlewick is simple, clean and elegant. It was produced for almost 50 years, from 1936 to 1984.

Presented here is a stunning pair of the Candlewick Fan vases that feature a decorative star etching on the bodies of each.

Both pieces are free of any chips, nicks or cracks. They are approximately 8 1/4" in height and 7 3/4" at the widest points. Beautiful pieces!

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This beautiful bud vase or rose vase was produced by the Morgantown Glass Works as early as 1918. This is an amber No. 305 Luanna bud vase with No. 811 Cathay etch featuring a perched bird of paradise. The vase stands 10" tall and is near mint condition. There are no chips, flakes, fleabites, or cloudiness to the glass. There is some gold loss to the band on the foot. The unboxed weight of the vase is 1/3 lb...

GlassAmigos is offering a Paden City Glass Co. heart-shaped covered candy box on the #555 glass blank. The cover of the set is etched with the Gazebo pattern. Measuring 9 inches long, 7 inches wide, and 2 inches tall, this covered candy box is in mint condition with no chips, flakes, or damage of any sort...

Caprice is probably Cambridge's most collected non~etched pattern. It comes in two different styles...the plain crystal and the style with the frosted accents, known as Alpine, like this bowl.

I would consider the shape of this piece to be almost that of a "float" bowl, even though it is quite large at 12 1/2" in diameter and 3" in height. The moonlight blue coloring is just gorgeous and the frosted section seems to add more depth to the piece. Overall, the bowl is in very good condition...

The Indian Tree etch was produced by Duncan Miller from 1938 to 1950. This is a very intricate and elegant pattern on Duncan's Canterbury blank that is sure to be a stunning piece in your Indian Tree or candy box collection. The set is 7.5 inches across and 4 inches high, and is in mint condition with no defects found...

For your consideration we have a little-known glass blank and etched candy box set! This was produced by Paden City Glass Co. in the 1930's and 1940's but apparently in very limited amounts. The Floral Medallion etching appears on a #888 Plume glass blank, although the Encyclopedia of Paden City Glass does not list this etch for Plume candy dishes! The set measures 7 inches in diameter and 4 inches tall and is in mint condition with no damage whatsoever. This is a very rarely seen Paden City...