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...

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...

This lovely covered candy box was produced by the Paden City Glass Co. in the 1930's. The pattern is the Bridal Wreath etch and it is produced on the Nerva blank. The lower piece of the set is very detailed with three scrolls typical of the Nerva pattern, as shown in the pictures. The bottom piece is in mint condition, however, there is some slight damage to the handle on the top piece, where the scroll on one side of the handle is missing...

Talk about eye-popping beauty! Take a look at this Cambridge Glass Co. console set with the Firenze etching. This etch is very difficult to find, let alone to find an entire console set in mint condition! The set consists of a large footed console bowl and a pair of keyhole double candleholders. This etch pattern was only produced from 1937 to 1939...

Cambridge issued this triple candleholder from 1933 to 1939 as part of the Gadroon pattern, with the crosshatched balls under the candle cups. In 1940 they produced the candleholder without the crosshatching as part of the Caprice pattern. Thus, this is the earlier form, properly known as Gadroon. This triple candleholder has the Minerva etching, very difficult to find on the Gadroon candleholder. The base, candle cup rims, and selected ridges on the candleholder are trimmed in gold...

This listing is for a pair of Cambridge Glass Co.'s No. 502 Pristine two-light candleholders. They are 6.25" high and an amazing 10" across! The Pristine candleholders were manufactured from 1937 to the early 1940's, and designed by Will Cameron McCartney. They include a pair of prisms on each candleholder. This pair of gorgeous candleholders is in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, cracks, or damage of any sort...

The Fostoria #2639 candleholder does not have a pattern name, but I like to call it Ivy for the climbing ivy pattern between the two candle columns. This is a very large double candleholder, measuring 5.5" across and 10" tall! The ivy candleholder was designed by George Sakier and manufactured from 1949 to 1957. This item is in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, cracks, or damage of any kind...

Wow... talk about hard-to-find candleholders! I've collected elegant and depression candleholders for more than a decade and these are the only Heisey Cabochon candlesticks that I have ever seen! The No. 1951 Cabochons were made only from 1951 to 1953 and were designed by Horace King. The center cabochon is very similar in shape to the advertising sign made in 1948 for use in store displays, which in turn was inspired by the paper label that has been used since 1932...

This listing contains a pair of very elusive Fostoria Glass Co...

Jefferson Glass produced its pattern #212, called Tokyo, in 1904. This pretty plate is in a white opalescent coloring and measures 8 3/4" in diameter and 1 5/8" in height at the rim. It rests upon 6 little scalloped feet.

Overall, this piece is in very, very good condition. One of the feet has a little nibble on it...not bad or blatant. Otherwise, the plate is free of imperfections.

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From 1915 to 1933, Heisey produced this lovely #461 Banded Picket handled basket. Created in an elongated, hexagonal shape and showcasing a delicate floral cutting on both the panels and the band, this piece is in excellent condition. It is hallmarked with the Heisey "Diamond H" and measures 9 1/2" in height at the top of the handle, 7 1/4" in length and 5" in width.

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The colors in this lovely flower frog are certainly eye~catching! The body of this nude figure is done in a plain, white porcelain. She appears to be posing with a floral covered branch or garland rising from the center of a yellow and amethyst colored lotus~type flower.

This lovely piece is approximately 7 1/2" in height, 4" in length and 3" at the widest point. She is incised on the bottom "Germany" and the number "3943". There is also a red stamp of the number 16. Overall, I would say she...