These crystal Imperial CAPE COD 5.8" #1602 fancy short stem 6 oz. parfaits are in excellent condition, book value $14 each. No chips, cracks, roughness, etc. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

These Imperial Cape Cod crystal 5.2" #1602 footed juice tumblers (fancy short stem 6 oz) are all in excellent condition with a book value of $9 each. No chips, cracks, roughness, etc. Imperial Glass made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

These crystal Imperial CAPE COD bread and butter or salad plates are all in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or usage. The listed size for the bread and butter #1D is 6.5" but these are closer to 6 3/4" and can easily function as a salad plate (an old Cape Cod catalog does list a #1604 1/2 salad plate of 6 3/4" so I suspect this is what they are, though the newer glass catalogs don't list these)...

This crystal Imperial CAPE COD 10 3/4" wide (4" high; plain part of band is 1/2") Belled Fruit Bowl is in excellent condition, one very light scratch on band, no other marks or flaws. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

This crystal Imperial CAPE COD 5 3/4" liner is designed for the 3.5" marmalade set, but can also be used as the 3.5" mustard set liner (I have the mustard listed separately). Liner is in excellent condition and its edges turn up slightly, like a cabaret plate. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

These crystal Imperial CAPE COD 4" 6 oz. #1602 Fancy Ball Stem Sundaes are all in excellent condition, $12 book value each. No chips, cracks, roughness, etc. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

This Imperial CAPE COD 12.5" #160010B Flared Bowl with 1.5" Smooth Rim is shown in the old catalogues as a punch bowl; it's 6 3/4" deep and holds about 3/4 of a gallon (slightly less than the other punch bowls, but it's larger than the salad bowl). Excellent condition; no chips, cracks, scratches, etc. Current price guides don't mention its function, would be great for use as punch, serving, or salad bowl. Priced below book value $90. Base fits on the ring of the punch bowl plate/cabaret plate...

This Heisey Orchid etched crystal 6 1/2" tab handled, oval, 2-part salad dressing bowl on the #1509 Queen Anne blank is signed with the H in a diamond and is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or scratches. Book value approx. $80. AH Heisey & Company made crystal items with the Orchid (#507) etch from 1940-1957.

This Heisey Orchid (etch #507) cheese & cracker set is made on the Queen Ann (#1509) blank. Cheese compote is 2.4" high and 5.4" wide; the cracker plate or tray is 12" with indent for the footed cheese compote or comport. Excellent condition, very minor (imperceptible) wear if any; book value is $135. Crystal clear, any yellow in photo is reflection only. AH Heisey & Company made crystal items with the Orchid (#507) etch from 1940-1957.

This Heisey Orchid etched crystal 7" Deep Flared Jelly Comport or Compote Bowl on the #1519 Waverly blank is signed with the H in a diamond, and has a hard-to-find chip on the foot (see second picture), so is priced at less than 1/2 its price guide value. Definitely worth it! AH Heisey & Company made crystal items with the Orchid (#507) etch from 1940-1957.

This Heisey Orchid etched crystal 13" shallow Gardenia or Flower Bowl on the Waverly (#1519) blank is 3" high and in very good condition; no chips or cracks, it just has some minor stacking marks. Book value is $80. AH Heisey & Company made crystal items with the Orchid (#507) etch from 1940-1957.

These Fostoria FAIRFAX (#2375) regular sized footed cup and saucer sets in azure blue are all in excellent condition; no chips or cracks. One cup has a slight manufacturing flaw on the rim; if you look at it under the jewler's loupe, you can see a tiny bit of coal (not seen with the eye) and 2 very short lines. Fostoria Glass made the Fairfax pattern from 1933-1960, mostly in crystal, amber, azure blue, rose pink, green, orchid, and topaz yellow...