This pink Cambridge 12.5" #598 service or torte plate on the Decagon blank is etched with one of Cambridge's many grape motifs and is in very good condition. There are a few light marks when held to the light, and a piece of detritus in the glass (see picture 3), common in this Cambridge color in the earlier pieces. Embossed with the C in a triangle Cambridge mark (pre 1935), although the mark might not be fully distinct to the naked eye...

This Cambridge Glass Peach Blo or Dianthus (Pink) open handled Decagon bon bon or sweetmeat bowl with Band Etch #727 is in excellent condition; 6 1/4" wide (not including handles). There is a tiny burst bubble outside and another tiny intact bubble underneath the bowl, but otherwise no flaws noted. These flaws occurred in manufacturing and barely noticeable. Marked with C in a triangle (pre 1935).

This Cambridge Glass Emerald Green Light Rock Crystal engraved or wheel etched (Engraving #539) 12" Decagon rolled edge console bowl with matching Emerald Green Light flower frog is in excellent condition. See Picture 3 for a close up of the etch. There are 1-2 small scratches from the frog inside the bowl and a tiny flat chip under the rim of the frog (see Picture 4); neither flaw is significant...

This Cambridge Glass regular sized footed sugar and creamer set in their Emerald Green Light on the Round blank (#138) is etched with Etch #732 (Majestic without the edge cuttings) and is in excellent condition (no chips, cracks, scratches). Each piece measures 3" high and 3.5" wide and is marked with the Cambridge C in a triangle (pre 1935). This etch was introduced in 1927.

This Cambridge Glass cup and saucer (with a Rock Crystal Laurel Wreath and Line etch on an Emerald Green Light Pristine or Round blank) is marked with the C in a triangle (pre 1935) and is in excellent condition; no flaws.

This Cambridge Glass #3400/65 14" Chop or Torte Plate (serving platter or tray) in Willow Blue is in good, useful condition. There are 2 inner cracks or manufacturing flaws on the polished base (underneath) the plate; they don't go all the way through to the plate and can be seen in picture 3 and from the top in the other pictures. There is also what looks like some acid from a nearby etching process on the same base near one of the cracks, but you need to look more carefully to see that flaw...

This is the square version of the #3400 Cambridge 6” Bread and Butter or Dessert plate in ebony (black). It’s in excellent condition (no chips, cracks or use marks) and is marked underneath with the C in a triangle (pre 1935). See separate listing for 7 of the 7 ¾” Salad or Luncheon Plates in the same color and pattern.

This is the square version of the Cambridge Glass #3400 7 3/4" luncheon plate in Ebony (black); all are in superb condition (the white on the picture is just the flash from the camera). Signed with the C in a triangle, made pre 1935. See separate listing for same plate in 6" (bread and butter size).

This Cambridge 13.5" #3400/58 Tab Handled Oval Platter or Tray in Emerald Green Light is signed with the C in a triangle (pre 1935) and is in very good + condition. There are no chips, cracks, or flea bites, but there are a few marks here and there...

This Gold Krystol (yellow) Cambridge Glass #3400/4 12" 4-Footed Console or Center Bowl is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, utensil marks, etc. Made c 1920s/1930s.

This Cambridge Glass #3400/48 12" 4 footed bowl (Console or Centerpiece or Fruit/Flower bowl) is Sun Purple in color. It has minor wear and a tiny flat chip on an edge underneath one of the rays that is not immediately noticeable and too small to photograph. Sun Purple is the name for the color of old, vintage clear crystal that has been exposed to the sun for a period of time; its high lead content absorbs the ultraviolet rays and turns the glass a shade of light lavender. Made c 1920s/1930s...

This crystal Cambridge Glass ROSELYN etched 11" #3400/45 4 Footed Console or Center bowl is square, crimped, and in excellent condition, no chips or cracks, might find a mark or two if you inspect closely enough. Made c 1930s.