These Fostoria June etched 8.6" Luncheon Plates in Rose Pink are all in excellent condition; there might be some minor, light stacking marks, but no chips, cracks, or usage marks. They measure close to 9" although the "official" measurement is 8.6". Fostoria made items with the June etch from 1928-58; see our other listings for items in Azure Blue, Rose Pink, Crystal, and Topaz Yellow.

These crystal Cambridge Rose Point etched #3500 6.5" 7 oz Tall Sherbet are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, etc.; a couple have a splash of acid (not a chip) you can feel near the rim (but can only see under the jeweler's loupe). Crystal is clear and bright. 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.

These Cambridge Cleo etched plates are in very good to excellent condition and priced under book value. No chips, cracks, or significant use marks (some have a few stacking marks or straw marks; 1 has a ding in the middle and another has a small foggy area). At least 5 are marked with the Cambridge C in a triangle (pre 1935). Each measures 8 9/16" across smallest distance and 9" point-to-point; considered the 8.4" luncheon plates. This pattern was made from 1925-1941.

This amber Cambridge 10 1/4" Decagon Keyhole Handled Cupped Tray (Sandwich Plate) is in excellent condition, there is a small scratch or 2 near the outer edge but otherwise no marks. Cambridge Glass made plain Decagon pieces in the 1930s; see our many other listings for various colors.

These Byzantine (Cambridge Etch #520) Emerald Green Light 8" Plates are all in excellent condition and marked with the C in a triangle; no chips, cracks, or any kind of meaningful scratch or use marks. Cambridge etched their round line with Byzantine c. 1931.

These Fire King 6 5/8" Harvest pattern milk glass soup bowls (called soup plates in the books) are in excellent condition (no chips, cracks, perhaps very slight wear to the gray leaf decals, but minimal) and are embossed Fire King Oven Ware Made in USA. This pattern was made from 1968-1971. Priced under book value of $32 for the set of 4.

This Fostoria FAIRFAX Cheese Comport or Comport is Topaz Yellow on stem #2400. It's 6" (wide) compote and 5" high and in excellent condition; the only flaws I see or feel are a couple of very short manufacturing lines on the underside, where some of the coal did not blend in (see picture 4). Made c 1930s/1940s.

These Glasbake serving tiles (milk glass with floral design) are from the Patioware or Terrace set that contained 4 French Casseroles with lids (see separate listing for casseroles). Contained a lifetime guarantee and advertised as "a perfect gift for serving, baking, storing." Each measures 5.5" by 5.5" and all are in excellent condition, no flaws noted, with a book value of $30 for the set. Made before the 1960s.

This Fire King 1 1/2 quart covered casserole in the Gay Fad FRUITS pattern is in excellent condition, with no chips, cracks, scratches, etc. It has 3 fruits (pears, peaches, grapes) on front and back. Embossed Anchor Hocking Fire King Oven Ware Made in USA on the bottoms; painted by Gay Fad Studios for Fire King. Listed book value is $30-$35.

This Fostoria NAVARRE (etch #327) Liquor Cocktail goblet is on the #6016 Wilma stem. This crystal stemware measures 5.25" high and holds 3.5 oz. It is in perfect condition and has a book value of $32. Fostoria made items with Navarre etch from 1936-1982.

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.

This Jeannette Floral Poinsettia footed sherbet is in excellent condition and guaranteed authentic. Jeannette Glass made this pattern from 1931-1935.