These Cambridge Apple Blossom 9-1/2" #3400/63 Dinner Plates are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks; unused, a stacking mark here and there if any. They are yellow, called Gold Krystol; Cambridge Glass made items etched in the Apple Blossom pattern from 1930-1940. Most or all are marked with C in a triangle, though the trademark might be faint (pre 1935 mark). Book value is $85 each. See our other listings for pieces in Yellow, green, and clear.

These Cambridge Aurora (#1066) 4 11/16" high (2 1/4" wide) 3 oz Wine Goblets have an amethyst bowl and crystal stem and base. This is for a set of 6 in mint condition, plus an extra that has a repaired inner rim chip (see picture 3) that is smooth and can be used or displayed with the others. The small Prohibition era wine size is better used as a cordial today. Cambridge Glass made amethyst Aurora stemware from 1931-1950.

These Byzantine (Cambridge Etch #520) Emerald Green Light 8" Plates are all in excellent condition and marked with the C in a triangle; no chips, cracks, or any kind of meaningful scratch or use marks. Cambridge etched their round line with Byzantine c. 1931.

These amber Cambridge Byzantine (#520 etch) 8" round luncheon plates are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or meaningful marks. All have the C in a triangle Cambridge mark, pre 1935 mark. Cambridge etched Byzantine on their round dinnerware in 1931, primarily in Emerald Green Light and Peach Blo (Pink); amber is a rarer color. See picture 2 for a close up of the etch in green.

These Cambridge Byzantine etch (#520) cups and saucers in amber are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or scratches. The amber looks like apricot; pictures don't do these glowing pieces justice. Cups and saucers are on the Round or Pristine blank and all pieces are marked with the C in a triangle (pre 1935 mark). Also available are 2 extra cups @ $2 each. See Picture 2 for a close up of the etch in green...

These Cambridge Caprice #21 6.5" Bread and Butter Plates in Moonlight Blue are in excellent condition; no chips or cracks, might be a few scratches or stacking marks, but no significant use. Priced under book value. Cambridge made Caprice from 1936-1957; it is their blank #3550. We also have an extra one with a flat rim chip on one of the scallops that is hard to spot unless you're looking for it; yours free when you order any of the others if you want it (email me)...

This Cambridge Caprice 6" Tab Handled Footed Lemon Plate (Server) in Moonlight Blue (Caprice item #152) is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or meaningful scratches. Cambridge made Caprice from 1936-1957; it is their blank #3550. This piece was not reissued; it is authentic Cambridge and priced under book value.

These Cambridge Caprice #17 cup and saucer sets in Moonlight Blue are all in excellent condition and guaranteed authentic (these pieces were not reissued). Cambridge Glass made Caprice (Blank #3550) from 1936-1957.

This Cambridge CAPRICE #38 medium sized footed Sugar in Moonlight Blue is in very good condition, the only flaw is a small chip on the bottom of the sugar handle (not noticeable due to the pattern; I didn't find it until after several inspections and I keep having to recheck to find it; see picture 2). Cambridge made Caprice from 1936-1957; it is their blank #3550.

These Cambridge Caprice #17 Saucers (with the indent for the cup) in Moonlight Blue are in excellent condition; no chips, cracks,or scratches. Cambridge made Caprice from 1936-1957; it is their blank #3550. This piece was not reissued; it is authentic Cambridge Caprice.

These Cambridge #3400/76 3" footed Salt and Pepper Shakers have a crystal base and tops and a carmen (red) bowl; excellent condition, no issues noted. Glass tops screw on and off tightly and easily. We have this pair in Amethyst; see separate listing. Made c 1930s-1940s.

These crystal Cambridge CHANTILLY etched 2.5" #3400 flat, tilt ball salt and pepper shakers with applied handles and sterling lids are in excellent condition; glass appears unused. One has a very slight sun purple tint from the sun, as you can see in the picture. These are adorable. Cambridge Glass made items etched in Chantilly from 1936-1958; see our other listings for more pieces.