These Cambridge Decagon sugar and creamer sets in Emerald Green Light are in excellent to very good condition, no chips, cracks, etc. One sugar has a single scratch inside the bottom (about 1/2", extends from seam to near the C in a triangle). All pieces are marked with Cambridge's C in a triangle (pre 1935). Each set includes the 2.5" #979 flat, handled, regular 7 oz. creamer and the matching 2.4" 7 oz. sugar. These are considered flat although they sit on a small base...

This Cambridge Wildflower etched 3 oz #3121 Liquor Cocktail stem is in mint condition and crystal clear (any yellow in the pictures is from background reflection). Cambridge Glass etched pieces with Wildflower from the late 1930s-1958.

These Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) on Fairfax (#2375 blank), topaz (golden yellow) regular cup and saucer sets are in excellent condition; each includes the 2.5" footed, 6.5 oz. coffee cup with 5.75" indented saucer. We also have an extra saucer with a very tiny chip on the edge, not really too noticeable, for $3 (or yours free if you order both sets of cups and saucers). See picture 3 (which makes the chip look much bigger since the saucer is shown larger)...

This Duncan & Miller Glass Company FIRST LOVE #115/52 round, tab handled 2 part crystal 6" relish on the Canterbury blank has a small 1/2" scratch in inside bottom, so price is reduced from the $38 book value (see picture 2); otherwise, no flaws found. The glass is bright and clear, not cloudy, as might appear in Picture 1 (that's just the reflection). D & M made items with this etch in the late 1930s and into the 1940s.

This vintage 7" long swan dish has a crystal neck and head with a brilliant sea blue bowl body. The lower portion of the body is textured on the outside to give it the effect of being on waves. The bottom is ground and polished to form a smooth base so it sits flat and firmly. No flaws noted, might be the usual bubble or two normally found in blown glass. This bowl is 3 3/4" wide and the dish is 5" high to the top of the swan's head...

These green 4 3/4" Jeannette ADAM dessert or small berry bowls are in excellent condition. Jeannette Glass made this pattern from 1932-1934. This pattern has been reproduced, but these bowls are guaranteed authentic.

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...

These Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) topaz (yellow) 5.1" 3 oz liquor cocktail goblets on stem #5098/5298 are in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches. There might be a touch of stray acid off the etching, as is often found in June pieces, but nothing significant. Fostoria Glass Company made items with the June etch from 1928-1952. See our other June listings, many items and colors in stock.

This crystal Cambridge Rose Point etched #3121 6" 3 oz Liquor Cocktail goblet is in excellent condition, no flaws. 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 crystal Cambridge ROSE POINT (Rosepoint) #3121 5 oz juice tumblers (5 ¾” high) are in excellent condition and priced under book value. No chips, cracks, roughness, or scratches; unused condition. One has a small "dip" from manufacturing on the rim, but it isn't a ground chip or anything. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

This 7" Fostoria Topaz (yellow) #2470 bon bon basket is in excellent condition. The #2470 blank is hard to find, is rarely etched or cut, and often used to complement #286 Manor-etched pieces or as accessory pieces to the Lafayette blank; it was made from 1933-1945. Goes well with any Fostoria Glass Topaz pieces.

These crystal Cambridge ROSE POINT #3121 5 oz juice tumblers (5 ¾” high) with gold trim on the rim and base are in mint condition (including the gold trim) and priced under book value. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.