Cambridge #3400/54 single saucer in cobalt (called Royal Blue) marked with the C in a triangle, made pre 1935. No cup.

This Cambridge Glass #1119 Eagle Bookend in Crystal is in excellent condition, no chips, nicks, scratches, etc. A couple small air bubbles in the glass. The wings on the Cambridge Eagle are more erect than the later reproduction (made by Imperial). This Cambridge Eagle is 6-1/4" tall, measuring to the tip of its taller wing (the Imperial repro is about 5" tall at the tallest part). The base is about 4" long by 4-1/4"wide, and the bird is about 6-1/4" long...

This Cambridge Rose Point #3400/52 5.5" covered butter is the version with the petal knob (also comes with a round knob) and is in excellent condition, no chips or cracks, just a few very minor, light use marks inside. 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.

These green Jeannette Cherry Blossom 9" grill plates are all in excellent, near mint condition (no flaws found) and guaranteed authentic. Jeannette Glass made this pattern from 1930-1939; it has been reproduced, but these are authentic pieces. Jeannette Glass made this pattern from 1930-1939.

These Fostoria FAIRFAX Green footed After-Dinner (Demitasse) Cup and Saucer sets are in excellent condition (no flaws noted). Cup is 2.75" high and holds 2.5 oz; saucer with indent is 4.75" wide. Fostoria made Fairfax from 1933-1960, mostly in crystal, amber, azure blue, rose pink, green, orchid, and topaz yellow.

These Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) Topaz (Yellow) 5 1/4" 6 oz footed parfaits on stem #5098/5298 are in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches and priced significantly below book value. These are the same height as the 9 oz footed water tumblers but are skinnier. Fostoria Glass Company made items with the June etch from 1928-1952.

These Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) Topaz Yellow 5 1/4" 9 oz footed water tumblers on stem #5098/5298 are in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches. Fostoria Glass Company made items with the June etch from 1928-1952. See our other June listings, many items and colors in stock.

This azure blue Fostoria MEADOW ROSE (#328) etch on the #2545 12 1/2" oblong Flame bowl with smooth rim is in excellent condition, appears mint until close inspection. It has a couple very light scratches (seen only when held to the light) and a small manufacturing imperfection (a dot of florescent glass where the colors must not have blended completely; can be seen in the third picture, circled on the bottom of the bowl). Priced significantly under the $165 book value...

This Central Glass Torchere (Cigarette) Goblet with green stem and green astray foot has a diamond quilted crystal bowl with a gilded Basket Etch. No chips, cracks, or scratches on the glass; gilding on the etch in great condition, minor gold wear on base and rim trim. Central Glass opened in the 1860s (in Wheeling WV) and closed in 1939, never recovering from the Depression.

These Imperial CAPE COD 6" #53X crystal baked apple bowls are all in excellent condition; no chips or cracks, might be slight usage marks upon inspection when held to the light. As is common in this pattern, which was made over an extended period of time, the diameter and height of the bowls might vary slightly, but all are the baked apple bowl with the flanged edge. Imperial Glass made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal.

These Fostoria LAFAYETTE 7.25" Salad or Dessert Plates in Wisteria are all in excellent condition, most appear unused, a couple might have a stacking mark or two and one has a small manufacturing mark of color not mixed in perfectly (see picture 3). Fostoria Glass made items in this pattern from 1931-1960.

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.