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 crystal Cambridge Rose Point #3500 8 3/8" 10 oz Dinner Water Goblets (with Long Bowl) are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, etc. and priced under book value. Books list them as 8 1/4"; ounces are measured to the rim. We also have one that has 3 small rough spots on the rim/base that doesn't impact usability at all but is priced at $20 because of these small flaws. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954...

This crystal Cambridge WILDFLOWER etched 10" round 5-Part Celery & Relish (on the Round #394 blank) is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or scratches. Cambridge made items with this etch from 1940-1958.

This Fostoria Chintz (#338 Etch) 10.25" 2 Flame Handled Cake Plate on the Baroque (#2496) blank is in excellent condition (no chips, cracks, or scratches) and has a book value of $60. Fostoria Glass made items with this etch from 1940-1976. See our many other listings for Fostoria Chintz items.

This Fostoria NAVARRE (#327 etch) 10.5" handled cake plate on the #2440 Lafayette blank has no chips or cracks, but has some utensil marks (noticeable but not terrible; plate should be for use rather than displayed as mint, and therefore is priced at 60% of book value). Fostoria Glass etched pieces in Navarre from 1936-1982, mostly in crystal, but added some azure blue and rose pink pieces in the 1970s.

This 5 1/2" #3500/60 Cambridge Rose Point crystal etched Relish Dish has 2 parts and 1 handle; in excellent condition; no chips or cracks, just a couple manufacturing straw marks. Book value is $55. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

These Cambridge Rose Point etched #3500/1 crystal cup and saucer sets are all in excellent condition, no chips or cracks; the saucers have a minor stacking mark. Priced under the $42 book value. I also have 3 extra cups at $15 each. Cambridge made Rose Point etched items from 1935-1954. Please specify whether you wish to order cups (and how many) in the Comments section of the Shopping Cart form or in an email...

This Fostoria Fairfax (#2375) regular sized footed topaz (yellow) 3.1" Sugar and 3.75" Creamer set (6.75 oz) is in excellent condition. Fostoria made Fairfax from 1933-1960, mostly in crystal, amber, azure blue, rose pink, green, orchid, and topaz yellow. We have pieces in every color, so check our other listings.

This Fostoria #2394 (used as Fairfax) 12" 3 Footed Console or Center Bowl is in excellent condition; looks unused, only a few light, small marks from storage can be seen when help to the light. Priced below the $62 book value. Fostoria made Fairfax from 1933-1960, mostly in crystal, amber, azure blue, rose pink, green, orchid, and topaz yellow. We have pieces in every color, so check our other listings.

These Cambridge Glass #933 Round (this shape is also called Pristine) pink cups and saucers are all in excellent condition; price is for all 4 sets. Pink was called Peach Bo (and later Dianthus) by Cambridge. All pieces are marked with the C in a triangle, dating them pre 1935.

These Cambridge Rose Point etched #3400/54 crystal cup and saucer sets are all in excellent condition, no chips or cracks. there are some manufacturing straw marks, part of the normal glassmaking process, and might be a stray light scratch or two but no significant wear. Priced under the $42 book value. Buy 6 sets or more and price is reduced to $30 per set. I also have 1 extra saucer at $10. Cambridge made Rose Point etched items from 1935-1954...

These 6" #3400/90 Cambridge Rose Point (Rosepoint) 2-Part 2-Handled Relishes are in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or apparent scratches. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954. See the Newsletter link on my homepage for a write-up of Cambridge Glass history and the Rose Point etch.