Circa 1930, these pretty wine stems feature the Lotus etch known as Springtime. In addition to the etching, there is a lovely gold etched decoration at the rim.

These glasses are the traditional size for wine holding approximately 3 to 4 ounces and measuring 5 1/2" in height. All are in beautiful condition and free of any chips, nicks or cracks.

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Slewed Horseshoe, AKA Radiant Daisy or U.S. Peacock, was produced by U.S. Glass circa 1908. This fabulous EAPG punch set will definitely make an impression, not only with its beauty, but also with it's size.

The punch bowl is a very generous 14" in diameter and 8" in height. The matching liner is 21 1/4" in diameter and the cups are 2 1/2" in height. You will be receiving the bowl, liner and 12 punch cups...

Lotus Glass' Decoration #908, La Furiste, was produced in the 1920's and 30's and has a definite "art deco" feel to it. I've seen it described as looking like a stylized angel in addition to a couple of other things, but will let you decide. There's no question that it's very interesting.

A nice bright "true pink" color, the salad plates being offered here are a great size...

I am in hopes that someone will recognize the cutting house or pattern of this stunning decanter. I've looked for a signature, but so far, no luck.

Measuring approximately 10" in height with the faceted stopper in place, this piece also features beautiful cuts on the neck, spout and handle as shown.

I have gone over this decanter very carefully and haven't found any imperfections...

This beautiful water carafe was represented to me as having been produced by J.D. Bergen, in their Golf pattern. Since American Brilliant Cut Glass is not exactly my area of expertise, if this is in error, please let me know.

The carafe is 7 1/2" in height, approximately 6 1/2" in diameter at the bulbous section and the glass itself is approximately 3/8" in thickness. Lovely buzzsaw and fan cuts decorate the body of the piece and a 16~point star enhances the bottom...

Extremely popular in the 50's, this pair of seafood cocktail icers are even prettier in person. Their wheel cut grape vine design is extremely well done.

Featuring a clear ball stem and complete with removable liners, these icers are really versatile. They're great for shrimp or seafood cocktails, fruit, sorbet...lots of things! And of course they can be used without the liners as well.

All of the pieces, icers and liners, are free of any nicks, chips, cracks or discoloration...

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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This is a stunning piece which has been attributed to the Sterling Cut Glass Company of Ohio.

Considered to be a small ice cream tray, this piece features a beautiful rim treatment. It measures 14" in length and 7 1/2" in width at the center. The glass is approximately 3/8" in thickness.

Overall, the tray is in beautiful condition. There a couple of very small "nibbles" on two of the rim points at one end. Sparkles brilliantly under lighting!

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This pretty, oval comport is Heisey's Waverly blank and features the dolphin stem. Decorated with petite gold trailing flowers, the shape of the piece lends itself to a variety of uses. It is approximately 7 3/8" in length, 5 1/8" in width across the middle and 5 1/2" in height.

The condition of the comport is excellent and there is VERY minimal wear to the gold decoration.

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I am very pleased to be offering not one set, but two sets of the Cambridge #3500 creamers and sugars with the popular Rose Point etch.

The first set is the full~sized creamer and sugar. The creamer is 4" in height at the spout and the sugar is 3" high at the rim. The second set is the smaller, "individual" size. In this set, the creamer is 2 1/2" in height at the spount and the sugar is 2 1/4" at the rim...

Michael Gentry was an American artist who studied all over the world, but is best known for his beautiful artwork portraying Native Americans from the middle 1800's.

This beautiful print, titled "White Quiver And Scout" is numbered, artist signed and comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity. It was at some point in time, professionally framed and matted, but there is some damage to the wood of the frame and I have adjusted the price accordingly...

These little beauties match the water goblets that are also currently listed.

Produced by Tiffin, these wines feature the beveled #17391 stem with entrapped air bubble. The laurel wreath cutting that adorns the bowls repeats three times around.

At approximately 6" in height, both pieces are in excellent condition. They have fabulous clarity and are free of any chips, nicks or cracks.

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