This beautiful piece is Cambridge's #3900/67 Corinth candlestick which was produced from 1948 to 1958 and features the popular Rose Point etching.

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

This piece could conceivably be turned upside down and used as a comport as well.

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Pattern: Blank # 3400/647 , made by Cambridge Glass Co...

This listing is for ONE Cambridge Decagon No. 3077 pink water goblet, with a total of FOUR goblets available. Each goblet is 7 1/4" tall and 3 1/2" across the top, and holds 8 liquid oz. to the rim. All four goblets are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, or flea bites. This pattern was produced in 1933. Unboxed weight for this item is 0.25 lbs per stem, or 1.0 lb for all four goblets.

Price for each goblet is $18...

Cambridge Diane Etch No...

I think I would be safe to say that you don't see these candlesticks every day. Measuring approximately 17 1/2" in height overall, these stunning pieces were produced by Cambridge Glass circa the 1940's and later. Each candlestick or candelabrum consists of a gold trimmed, step~based #1612 Dolphin candlestick, gold trimmed bobeche with 10 prisms, and a #1606 hurricane shade with the beautiful gold encrusted Chantilly etching.

ALL of the pieces are in excellent condition...

Cambridge Ebony Candlestick with No...

Cambridge Etch No. 733, Deux Coq, Elegant Depression Glass Willow Blue Decagon Comport

Pattern: Etch # 733 aka Deux Coq, made Cambridge Glass Co., 1930’s

Quantity: One (1)

Item Description: Comport or Console Footed Bowl, Willow Blue in color with Gold Trim, 11.5” across

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

This large plate matches the bowl also listed at this time. It features the tulip design in Cambridge's Everglade line, which was produced in the 30's.

Measuring 16 1/2" in diameter, this plate is in excellent condition would make a unique serving piece for parties and get~togethers. It also looks great when used as an underplate for the matching bowl.

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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's #775 etch, Firenze, was designed for use on the Pristine blanks. Firenze was introduced around 1937 and discontinued before 1940.

Featured here is a P169 Cabaret plate with upturned or rolled rim. This large, generously sized plate measures 16 1/2" in diameter! The condition is excellent, with only some VERY minimal indications of usage.

Firenze is an etch which is seen infrequently and with the holidays upcoming, this plate could definitely come in handy.

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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...

Cambridge, Gadroon, Royal Blue Individual Sugar

Pattern: Gadroon, Line # 3500, made by Cambridge Glass Co., 1931-1940’s

Quantity Available: One (1)

Item Description: Individual Sugar Dish, 2.25 inches high, 2.5 inches across, both measurements do not include handles, in Cambridge Royal Blue color

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

Item #: 8294080910DR94

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