This guy certainly appears to be strutting his stuff, doesn't he? This is Heisey's #1557 Chanticleer vase, also known as just the Rooster vase...one of my favorite "critters". He was produced from 1939 to 1948, stands 6 1/4" in height and is about 6" long.

The glass is nice and clear and the piece is free of any chips or nicks. There are visible straw marks at the vase area, but on this particular piece, those are the norm. A real treasure!

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New Martinsville Glass produced these pretty sets in the 30's and 40's. Often you'll see them in other colors, such as amber, red, blue, or green but seldom do you see this pretty pink.

The #15 wine set consists of the decanter with fan style stopper, 6 wine stems and the 10 1/2" tray. With the stopper in place, the decanter is 12" in height while the stems are 4 1/4".

The tray has a couple of little rough spots on the inner rim, but other than that, no imperfections to report...

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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I'm not sure as to whom I can attribute this intricately etched decanter. I believe that it is more contemporary and very possibly Bohemian. I can also tell you that I have definitely seen matching stemware, so it's possible that you could make a very nice set.

The etching is both attractive and detailed. Overall, the decanter is 8 1/2" in height with the stopper in place. It is in excellent condition...free of chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration. Really a pretty piece.

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Versailles is a beautiful scroll and fan etch that was produced by Fostoria from 1928 to 1944. A majority of the tableware pieces will be found on the #2375 Fairfax blank, such as these salad plates.

In the topaz yellow color, the plates measure approximately 7 1/2" in diameter and are in excellent condition. No chips, nicks or cracks are noted and there is only some VERY minimal signs of usage.

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This Royal Doulton character or Toby jug was produced in 1981 and was the first style of their Santa Claus mugs.

Hallmarked and numbered D6668 as shown, this jug was designed by Michael Abberley and features jolly old St. Nick clad in his traditional red and white along with a doll standing atop a drum as the handle. It measures 7 1/2" in height and is in EXCELLENT condition.

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Probably the most recognizable pattern from Imperial Glass, Candlewick is simple, clean and elegant. It was produced for almost 50 years, from 1936 to 1984.

Presented here is a stunning pair of the Candlewick Fan vases that feature a decorative star etching on the bodies of each.

Both pieces are free of any chips, nicks or cracks. They are approximately 8 1/4" in height and 7 3/4" at the widest points. Beautiful pieces!

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Peach colored lustreware finish creates a framework for the hand painted floral design showcased on this lovely plate.

Produced by Noritake and hallmarked in red with the Morimura "M in Wreath", I would guess that this plate dates to the 30's or 40's when lustreware was quite popular.

Two gold decorated handles complete the look of this cake or service plate. It measures 9 3/4" from handle to handle and is in excellent vintage condition.

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Produced from 1941 until 1957, I am pleased to offer this lovely pair of Heisey Regency two~light candlesticks.

These pieces offer a low profile and elegant, classic look. They are only 3 3/8" in height and have an arm spread of 8 1/2". Both candlesticks exhibit beautiful clarity and are in very good to excellent condition, as one has a very small nick on the underside corner of the base.

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In the 1930's, New Martinsville made some beautiful, quality glass animals and bookends. Presented here are a pair of their #499 Clipper Ship Bookends, which were produced in 1938.

Measuring approximately 5 3/4" in height and 4 3/4" in width, these bookends have a nice, substantial weight to them. The detail of the ships is extremely good and the glass is clear. Excellent condition!

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This line was introduced in 1931 as the #3011 Figure Stem Line and was later called Statuesque by Cambridge Glass.

Offered here for your consideration is this luscious flared comport with its Carmen Red bowl and signature crystal, nude stem. This beautiful piece is approximately 8 1/8" in height. The bowl measures 6 1/2", 6 3/4" at the widest point.

Statuesque pieces are very desirable and collectible...

This listing is for a beautiful pink budvase with a gold rose decoration. The manufacturer of this vase is not known for certain, although it could be Central's No. 1320/168, Morgantown's No. 305 Luana, or a Tiffin blank. Most major glass companies during the depression era made bud vases that were very similar and sometimes they could only be accurately identified by the etching...