These water goblets are simple elegance! Produced by Tiffin, the bowls of these glasses showcase a gorgeous laurel wreath cutting that repeats three times. Completing the look are the beveled #17391 stems which feature an entrapped air bubble within them.

Both goblets are in impeccable condition...free of any chips, nicks, cracks or discoloration. They measure 7 5/8" in height and are nice, substantial pieces.

I currently have a pair of matching wine goblets listed as well...

This luscious ivy ball vase is part of Cambridge Glass' #3011 Statuesque line, which was introduced in 1931. The signature crystal female nude stem holds overhead the ball~shaped vase in the color known as Carmen Red.

Extremely popular and collectible, pieces from this line certainly command attention. This vase is in superb condition and measures approximately 9 1/2" in height. An outstanding piece to add to your collection!

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Sairey Gamp is a character from Charles Dickens' "Martin Chuzzlewit". She is depicted here in the small size Royal Doulton character jug or Toby.

Designed by Leslie Harradine and Harry Fenton, Sairey was produced from 1935 to 1986. This particular jug is in excellent condition and measures approximately 3 1/4" in height. It is backstamped as shown and bears the Doulton Number D5451...

From 1934 to the 1950's, Cambridge produced this lovely etching named Elaine. It is showcased here on a somewhat hard~to~find Tally Ho ice pail.

As you can see from the pictures, this piece has beautiful clarity and is in wonderful condition from the concentric rings at the base to the shiny chromium plated handle. The ice pail measures approximately 5 7/8" in height and 4 3/8" in diameter at the rim...

Originally made for the Royal Doulton International Collectors Club, I am pleased to be offering this John Doulton character jug or Toby mug.

The version shown here is the second variation and was issued from 1981 to 1994. Designed by Eric Griffiths and measuring 4 1/4" in height, it depicts John Doulton and features the tower of Big Ben as the handle. John Doulton is attired in a black coat with purple collar and sports a yellow cravat while Big Ben is a brown color...

Offered for your consideration is a gorgeous Heisey console set with the Tea Rose etching. This etching was only used on the items offered here, the Trident candleholders and the Queen Ann console bowl. This etching appears on no other items by Heisey. The Tea Rose etching was introduced in 1940. All three items are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, fleabites, or other damage of any sort. There is a small mold mark on the bottom of the bowl that is from the manufacturing process...

Tiffin Console Set with the Oneida Etching! This etch only pops up occassionally, it took me quite a long time to find all three pieces. The Oneida etch appears on the No. 348 console bowl and candleholders made from 1930 to 1935. The bowl measures 4 1/4" in height and 10 1/4" in diameter. Each candleholder measures 3 3/4" high with a 3 3/8" diameter base. All three pieces are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, fleabites, or damage of any type...

Offered today is a hard-to-find pair of Curling Waves double candleholders from the depression era. Florence's Glass Candlesticks book lists them as depression candleholders from an unknown company. Each candleholder measures 8" in height and 6 3/4" wide. These are very large heavy crystal candleholders of very high quality. Both are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, or damage of any sort...

This beloved fairy etching from the 20's and 30's was the creation of Joseph O. Balda, who not only produced etched designs for Central Glass Works, but Heisey as well.

This pretty little handled bonbon is approximately 6 1/4" long and 6 1/8" wide at the handles. It's a delicate rose pink color and is in beautiful condition. Great gift for the "fairy" fancier in your life.

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Fostoria's Brocade etches were only produced for a short time with the Grape Brocade running from 1927 to 1929. Brocade is a very uniquely styled finish and the etch is deeply cut. Needless to say, with the limited production time, pieces are often hard to find. Even harder to find are these beautiful sets with the oval centerpiece or console bowl.

Measuring 13 1/2" in length, 11" in width and 3" in height, this gorgeous bowl is in a rich green color and features the grape bunches and leaves...

This pretty pattern is known by several names: Alfa, Boylan, Euclid and Rexford. It was originally produced by J.B. Higbee Glass Company circa 1908 and later by New Martinsville Glass around 1915.

I am offering these two pieces together so that not only will you have a lovely stand to display your cake, you'll also have a beautiful plate to serve it.

The cake stand is 9 1/2" in diameter and 5" in height. It has a slightly scalloped rim and "starred" foot.

The plate is basically squar...

This is a gorgeous blank! From the 1930's, this is Paden City's Nerva. A large, open comport measuring 6 1/4" in height and 10" in diameter at the rim, this piece features ribbing on the lower section along with beautiful raised scrollwork designs. To complete the overall look, this comport has just a simple floral cutting in the wide, open band.

The comport is in extremely good condition. There are no chips, nicks or cracks...just a straw mark or two. This would even appeal to some of you E...