The lovely etching depicted here is called Oriental Garden and was produced by Paden City, probably around the 1930's. Not seen very often, it may possibly have been created to complement the Blue Willow dinnerware which was also popular at that time.

The ice bucket is from Paden City's #893 line and features "wing" style handles. It measures approximately 5 5/8" in height and 5 5/8" in diameter across the rim. Overall, I would say that the piece is in good condition...

Just in time for the holidays, I am pleased to be offering this Cambridge handled tray with Rose Point etching. I believe this to be from the #3900, or Corinth line. This beautiful piece measures 16 1/2" in length, handles included, and 10 7/8" in width. It is in excellent condition, free of chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration.

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This beautiful set of water goblets are from Cambridge Glass' #3130 stem line which was produced from 1929 to 1956. This is the same stem that is often seen with the Apple Blossom and Gloria etches on the bowls.

The delicate pink color is known as Peach~Blo. The goblets have an 8~ounce capacity and measure 7 1/4" in height with a diameter of 3 3/8" across the rim. All are free of any chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration.

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This is quite an interesting and unique little item, which I believe is probably from around the 1950's or so.

Still bearing its original "Made In Japan" foil label, this pretty porcelain piece is a combination cigarette holder, match holder and ashtray. It has a loop handle, is hand painted and decorated with lovely dogwood blossoms.

Overall, the piece measures approximately 6 3/4" in length including the handle, 5 3/4" in width and 2 3/4" in height...

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...

Pattern: Heirloom, made by Fostoria Glass Co.

Item Description: Pair of single Candlesticks 2676/311

Size: 3.5 inches high (as Heirloom was hand made glassware measurements may vary slightly)

Color: Aqua Opalescent

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

Period Made: 1958-1963

Category: Elegant Glass

If you have questions, contact Dan at 828-863-2709 or greencreekfarm@yaho...

Though Lotus Glass bought glass blanks from other companies, they did do some beautiful etches and decorations.

The torte plate shown here appears that it may be a Fostoria blank. It is embellished with the Lotus #906 etching known as Bridal Bouquet. This pretty floral etch appeared around the 1940's.

The torte plate features a rolled or upturned rim and measures 13 3/4" in diameter. It is in excellent condition and shows virtually no visible signs of usage.

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Presented here is a Heisey Orchid etched covered butter dish. Produced from 1940 to 1957, Orchid is one of Heisey's most popular and collected patterns.

The #1519 Waverly serves as the blank for this dish. It features fan~shaped handles, beaded rim and a horse head finial on the lid.

In outstanding condition, the piece measures 7 3/4" from handle to handle, 6 1/2" from side to side and has an overall height of approximately 4" with the lid seated. Stunning!

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This is one of three geese figurines produced by Heisey. The "Wings Up" piece, 1942 to 1953, is solid glass and shows very good detail. It measures 7 1/2" in length from the tip of his beak to the tip of his tail. He is approximately 6 1/2" in height at the tip of his wings.

Beautiful figurine in excellent condition.

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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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Fostoria's #332 Mayflower etch is a pretty design which focuses on a floral~laden cornucopia. It was produced from 1938 to 1954 and is most frequently seen on the #2560 Coronet blank.

Shown here is a bon bon dish whose sides curve delicately upwards to the handles. It measures 6 1/4" in length, 5 1/2" in width and 2 1/2" in height at the handles. The dish is in excellent condition. Very nice little piece!

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I have a great fondness for relish dishes and this one is a beauty. Produced on Heisey's #1519 Waverly blank, this relish or celery dish showcases the popular #507 Orchid etching.

With its beaded and scalloped etching, this pretty piece measures approximately 11 3/8" in length, 7 1/2" in width and 1 1/2" in height. It is in excellent condition.

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