This Tiffany & Co (marked) porcelain trinket or jewelry box (can be used as candy box, powder jar, etc.) has a dark blue design (with an oriental "feel"); it's 6" wide and 2" tall and in mint condition, no flaws noted. There are 6 different designs around the edge of the box. Bottom is marked with the Tiffany & Co name and mark.

These crystal Cambridge Rose Point etched #3121 6" 3 oz Liquor Cocktail goblets are in excellent condition, no flaws; they all still have the original Cambridge sticker on them. 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 elegant glass vintage console bowl set includes a 10" center (or console) bowl and a pair of 8 3/4" candlesticks, all with a fired-on orange treatment. The bowl has a clear and shiny glass coating over the fired-on orange inside to protect the finish. I do not know the maker, but it's a more elegant glass than the fired-on orange made by Hazel Atlas, Fire King, etc...

I don't know who made this vintage elegant crystal basket (Duncan and Miller or Fenton perhaps, based on color and style); it has a cobalt bowl with a clear twisted, hand-applied handle. The basket measures 6 1/2" high, 4" wide, and 7 1/2" long and is in excellent condition. The only issue I see was made in manufacturing, when the handles were applied, there is some roughness at the attached area where the maker pressed the handle in with the tongs to attach it...

This Clothtique Possible Dreams "A Sack Full of Wishes" Santa (American Artist Collection Item # 15082 from 1999) is in good (repaired) pre-owned condition (one owner, Santa stored in its box off season). Finely detailed resin Santa is dressed in a hand-sewn Clothtique costume. The leg (which is hidden behind Santa's coat) has been broken and glued (see picture 4); you probably wouldn't notice except if you are looking for it because of the coat in front of it. Displays beautifully...

This Topaz (Yellow) Fostoria BAROQUE 10" 3 part relish (2 equal sections plus celery) has 4 tab feet and is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches; book value is $40. Fostoria Glass made the Baroque pattern (blank #2496) from 1936-1966.

This Topaz (Yellow) Fostoria BAROQUE 4" 3 toed square mint with handle is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches; book value is $40. Fostoria Glass made the Baroque pattern (blank #2496) from 1936-1966.

These Jeannette HARP patterned footed cake stands are in excellent condition. The crystal clear glass plate with a harp pattern is 9” wide and is on a molded stand 5” high. It has gold trim but there is wear to the trim. Jeannette Glass made the Harp pattern from 1954-1957. I will assume you want to order just 1 cake stand unless you indicated otherwise in the Comments section of the Order Form or in an email.

These Anchor Hocking pink 3 1/2" flat 5 oz Block Optic juice tumblers are all in excellent condition and hard to find. Hocking made this pattern from 1929-1933. See our numerous listings for all colors of Block Optic.

This 3.5 Quart Anchor Hocking Fire-King mixing or nesting bowl in the Chanticleer or Country Kitchen pattern (featuring a rooster and fruit in primary colors) was made from 1965-1967; it’s embossed underneath with Anchor Hocking Fire King Ware and the H with an anchor. Very good condition, no chips or cracks, just some minor utensil marks in the bottom. The decals are bright and intact. This is the largest sized bowl in the pattern (measures 10 1/4" excluding the spout handles).

These Cambridge Rose Point crystal etched #3121 7 1/4" 10 oz water tumblers are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, fleabites, etc.; appear unused. The rim and base in trimmed with gold. These are slightly smaller than the 12 oz Iced Tea tumblers and one of the more difficult to find stems. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

These Westmoreland Della Robbia (#1058) 9” luncheon plates are in very good to excellent condition, minor wear to lustre, but mostly intact. Dark stain version (purple vs. blue grapes) but the purple is not a heavy stain. No chips, cracks, or scratches. All plates match one another. Westmoreland Glass made this pattern from 1928 into the 1940s.