Quantity Available: One Set of 4 Pattern: Spring Orchard, made by Paden City Glass Co.

Item Description: Stemmed Wines, Line # 991 blank with Spring Orchard Etch, Gold Encrusted Size: 4.25 inches high, holds 2 ounces Color: Clear Crystal with Gold Encrusting Item Condition: The gold encrusting is 98% intact and absolutely beautiful...

This listing contains a pair of very elusive Fostoria Glass Co. No. 2598 'Rocketship' duo candleholders! These were designed by George Sakier and manufactured only from 1940 to 1943. These large candleholders measure 8" tall, 7" across, and weight almost 5 lbs for the pair. They are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, cracks, or damage of any kind...

This scrolling design was produced by Central Glass Works in the 1920's and was named for its creator, Joseph O. Balda.

Measuring approximately 6 1/2" in height and having a 10~ounce capacity, these goblets are in excellent condition. They are free of nicks or chips and the peachy~amber color is very attractive.

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These American Brilliant Cut Glass nappies are not only beautiful, they're extremely versatile and would be great pieces to use during the holiday season.

Both measure approximately 6" in diameter, 1 1/2" in height and appear to be in excellent condition. The nappy in the foreground has lovely floral and fan cuttings. The one in the rear is signed "Libbey" and features hobstars and unique cherry style cuttings. Really nice pieces!

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Candlelight, etch #897, is just one more of the beautiful etched patterns produced by Cambridge Glass. This design is from the 1940's and 50's and is a bit hard to find sometimes.

As is often the case, Candlelight was featured on more than one stem line. Being offered here are a pair of fruit / oyster cocktail stems from the #3114 line, which features a straight stem with "rings"...

Here's a pretty Cambridge pattern that you don't see too often. This is Daffodil, which was produced around the early 50's.

For your consideration, I am offering this lovely pair of #1170 cups and matching saucers, all with the Daffodil etching.

The four pieces are in excellent condition...free of nicks, chips, cracks or discoloration. Very elegant!

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These beauties are Cambridge's #3900/67 Corinth candlesticks which were produced from 1948 to 1958 and feature the lovely Diane etching.

The base of the candle holders are approximately 5" in diameter and the overall height is about 4". Both are in excellent condition...free of any chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration.

These pieces are versatile and could conceivably be turned upside down and used as comports as well.

Price quoted includes shipping and insurance.

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Having a deco and modern look, these interesting candlesticks were produced by Cambridge in the 1940's. These are the #500 Pristine sticks, also known as the P500 Leaf candlestick. They measure approximately 6 1/2" in height and both candle holders are free of any nicks, chips or cracks. Very nice!

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This is an exquisite pair of candlesticks showcasing the beautiful Rose Point etching. Produced by the Cambridge Glass Company from the mid 1930's to the early 50's, these beauties are the Gadroon #3500/74 candlesticks which are 4" in height. They feature a "pie crust" edging on the bases and each has a pair of ram's heads just below the rims of the candle cups. Not only are these candle holders difficult to find, each of them retains their original Cambridge labels...

Decagon was produced by Cambridge in the 1930's and 40's and may be found decorated with several popular etched designs.

Presented here are a pair of the #3077 tall sherbets in the pale, willow blue coloring. Great for cocktails as well, these glasses have a 6~oz. capacity and measure 5 1/2" in height, 3 1/3" in diameter at the rim. Both pieces are in excellent condition.

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Central Glass Works fell prey to the Depression and closed its doors in 1939. During their existence, they produced some beautiful glassware and unique patterns which have become quite desirable with today's collectors.

Shown here are a pair of Central's #2007 champagne stems with the #421 Veninga etching. The contrast between the crystal clear bowl and the graduating beaded, vibrant green stem is extremely attractive.

Both of the saucer champagnes are in excellent condition...

From a local estate, I am extremely pleased to be offering this stunning pair of cut glass or crystal candlesticks. I am certainly in hopes that the pictures will convey their true beauty.

Each of the candle holders feature cuttings on the candle cups and feet, beveled wafers and cut, notched stems. They are a stately 9 1/4" in height and measure 3 1/2" in diameter across the cups. Both pieces are in excellent condition...