This Cambridge Nude (Statuesque or Figure Line) 1 oz 6" #3011/13 Brandy Goblet has a Moonlight Blue bowl and crystal stem and foot and is in mint condition. The Brandy Stems were produced from 1931-1956; in 1946, the Moonlight Blue Brandy was sold as part of an Eight Color Rainbow or Harlequin set; this color was discontinued by 1950. Check separate listings for many Cambridge Nude stems, various colors and sizes...

This Cambridge Nude (Statuesque or Figure Line) 1 oz 6" #3011/13 Brandy goblet has a pistachio bowl and crystal (clear) stem and base. Excellent condition. The Brandy Stems were produced from 1931-1956 but the color Pistachio was made from 1938-1943 only and was one of the colors in the Harlequin Set (of 8 colors) that was marketed beginning in 1942. Check separate listings for many Cambridge Nude stems, various colors and sizes.

These 1 oz 6" #3011/13 Cambridge Glass Nude or Statuesque Brandy Goblets are both in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or scratches. Each has an Amethyst Bowl and Crystal Stem/Base. The Statuesque Brandy Stems were produced from 1931-1956. Check separate listings for many Cambridge Nude stems, various colors and sizes.

These amber 1 oz 6" #3011/13 Cambridge Nude Stem (Statuesque or Figure Line) Brandy Goblets are all in excellent condition. The Cambridge Nude Brandy Stems were produced from 1931-1956. Check separate listings for many Cambridge Nude stems, various colors and sizes.

This Cambridge Rose Point etched crystal #3500/118 12" Footed Oblong Bowl is in excellent condition; a few light scratches can be seen when held to the light (none significant) and there is a small rough spot on the seam at the bottom of the foot (I felt it, then looked under the loupe; doesn't appear to be a nick but rather a manufacturing flaw, but I can't be certain. Not noticeable in any event). Priced well under the book value of $275...

These crystal Cambridge Rose Point etched #3121 6" 3 oz Liquor Cocktail goblets are in very good/excellent and usable condition; two have a VERY tiny ding outside (not on) the rim, priced at $20 each; one's rim has been professionally ground (hard to tell); $10. Please indicate which one(s) you want in the Comment section or in an email. Cambridge made Rose Point etched items from 1935-1954. See the Newsletter link on my homepage for a write-up of Cambridge Glass history and the Rose Point etch.

This lemon yellow McKee GLASBAKE 9 1/2" shallow pie plate with milk glass center is in very good condition, no chips or cracks, very minor wear. Has the trademark slip-proof bottom and marked Glasbake.

This Fire King Sapphire Blue (Philbe) pie plate set includes a 8 3/8" plate (picture 2); 2 of the 9" plates (picture 3; really measures 9 1/4") and a 9 5/8" plate (picture 4; really measures 9 3/4"); all are in very good, but used condition. They all have a small amount of staining (perhaps can be scrubbed cleaned), some wear, and the usual stray marks (from manufacturing) associated with this pattern. The smallest one has a nick on the edge, but there are no other chips, nicks, etc...

This Fire King Sapphire Blue (Philbe) 9 1/8" by 5 1/8" (deep version) Bread Loaf Pan is in excellent condition; it has a very few minor flea bites on the inner rim that you can feel but not really see. It also has the usual stray marks (from manufacturing) associated with this pattern. Marked Fire-King on the bottom, dating it between 1942-1945.

These Cambridge Rose Point crystal etched #3121 8 1/4" 10 oz water goblets are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or dings. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

This black ceramic Scottie Dog planter (c 1930s/1940s) is in very good condition. There is a small scuff on his rump, a "touch up" over one eye, and a small amount of shelf wear on the bottom. Measures 6" wide and 7 1/2" tall.

This black ceramic Cat Kitchen Set (c 1930s/1940s) is in very good condition. Includes Cat Sugar, Creamer or Milk Pitcher, Salt and Pepper Shaker; all are black ceramic with red trim. Some of the red paint has flaked off in spots and the salt shaker has had its head glued back on (see picture 4; the white glare on the cat on the left near its bow). Some crazing on the milk pitcher and a bit of dullness on some of the pieces, but they are mostly shiny...