The amber coloring of this Cambridge vanity tray is warm and rich. These unique covered pieces were designed to elegantly hold the basic items of a lady's make~up, such as compact, rouge, lipstick, etc.

The overall size of the piece is 8 1/2" in length and approximately 3" in height at the lid finial when the lid is seated. There is one very small little "nibble" on the inside rim of the lid, otherwise, everything is great!

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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...

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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Though I am unsure as to who may have produced this beautiful water carafe, the style and etching leads me to believe that it is probably from the 1930's to 40's.

Standing 8 1/2" in height and approximately 5 1/2" in diameter at the widest point, this lovely piece has a paneled neck and bulbous bottom section that is enhanced by an intricate etched design, as shown. The carafe is in excellent condition...free of any nicks, chips, cracks or discoloration...

This is a beautiful Tiffin #8897 5~section relish or celery tray from the 1940's. It is embellished with a scalloped rim, decorative fan shaped handles and a stunning floral cutting.

A nice, large piece, it measures 12 1/4" from handle to handle and 9 3/4" in width at the center. Crystal clear and in excellent condition, this tray is just waiting to be loaded up with those holiday goodies!

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The very rare Salome Goddess etching was done by the Lotus Glass Co. with silver decoration. Lotus did not make their own glass, but purchased glass from major glass companies to be etched and decorated, and resold. This etch is on a Paden City No. 412 Crow's Foot cloverleaf covered candy box. The set measures 7" across and 4" high. There are no chips, flakes, or any damage, and the silver decoration is in wonderful condition...

This rare art deco etching called Aztec Triangles Five (D-78) was done by the Wheeling Decorating Company on a Fostoria Glass Co. No. 2331 covered candy box. Wheeling did not make their own glass, but etched and decorated glass blanks purchased from the major glass companies of the depression era. The Aztec Triangles Five has part of the etched surface left undecorated with gold encrusting on the remainder of the etching. The set measures 7" in diameter and 5" in height...

This covered candy box is a gorgeous example of etched elegant glass from the depression era! Manufactured by Paden City Glass Co. in the 1930's, this is the #411 Mrs. B blank in yellow, with the Gothic Garden etching on the lid. The candy box measures 6.5" across and 4" high. The etched lid is in mint condition. The bottom piece has several flea bites on the inner lip that can be felt but are difficult to see. All in all, a difficult piece to find 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.

If you are a collector of candy boxes or etched glass, please see the additional candy boxes we have available in our store...

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...

For your consideration is a Duncan & Miller Glass Co. covered candy box on the Canterbury blank, with Lotus Glass Company's Buttercup etching. Lotus Glass did not produce glass, but purchased glass blanks from other high-end glass companies of the period and placed their own etches and decorations on the blanks for resale. This etching was produced during the 1940's by Lotus. The candy box is 7.5 inches wide and 4 inches tall, with no chips, flakes, or other defects. The rims of the box and ...

Here is a very hard-to-find item to add to your collection... a Central Glass Co. #2005 "Baker's Candy Box" with and even harder-to-find etch... Lotus Glass Co.'s Louise etch! Lotus Glass did not produce any of its own glass, they purchased glass blanks from the major glass companies of the era and etched and decorated them for resale. The Louise etching was produced only during the 1930's. The three-part candy box is in mint condition with no chips, flakes, or other damage. The bottom piece...