These Fostoria NAVARRE etched crystal 2.4" 6 oz footed coffee cups with the 5.6" saucers with indent on the #2440 Lafayette blank are all in excellent condition. Fostoria Glass made items with the Navarre etch (#327) from 1936-1982. Book value for each set is $26.

This Indiana Glass No. 602 (called Moderne Classic) pink 6.8" 2-handled tray is in excellent condition. It was made as the underplate for the mayonnaise bowl, but could be used for a lemon tray or a bon bon plate as well. Made c 1930s.

This Fire King Sapphire Blue (Philbe) 9 1/8" by 5 1/8" (deep version) Bread Loaf Pan is in excellent condition; it has a very few minor flea bites on the inner rim that you can feel but not really see. It also has the usual stray marks (from manufacturing) associated with this pattern. Marked Fire-King on the bottom, dating it between 1942-1945.

This Cambridge 5.9" 7 oz Saucer Champagnes (aka Tall Sherbet) #3600 stem, etched with Chantilly is in excellent condition, no flaws. As it is difficult to tell the #3600 and #3625 apart, please look at the second picture (compares to the more flared and 1/10" taller #3625 on the left) to make sure this is the stem you are looking for. Cambridge Glass made items etched in Chantilly from 1936-1958; see our other listings for more pieces.

These amber Cambridge Apple Blossom #3400/54 cup and saucer sets are in excellent condition: cup is mint condition and saucer has some clouding, which isn't noticeable on display, but is upon inspection (price reflects this fogging; I couldn't get the camera to capture it). The cups are embossed with the C in a triangle (pre 1935 mark). Hard to find this color in Apple Blossom. Cambridge Glass made the Apple Blossom pattern from 1930-1940.

These Cambridge Rose Point etched #3121 6 oz low sherbet stems are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches, cloudiness, or roughness. 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 Federal MADRID pattern 2 1/8" amber Jelly (Jello) Molds or Custard Bowls are all authentic and in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or scratches. Federal made this pattern from 1932-1939.

These Fostoria FAIRFAX (#2375) regular sized footed cup and saucer sets in azure blue are all in excellent condition; no chips or cracks. One cup has a slight manufacturing flaw on the rim; if you look at it under the jewler's loupe, you can see a tiny bit of coal (not seen with the eye) and 2 very short lines. Fostoria Glass made the Fairfax pattern from 1933-1960, mostly in crystal, amber, azure blue, rose pink, green, orchid, and topaz yellow...

These Depression era 5" Wine Stems have an amethyst bowl and simple crystal stem and base; all 3 are in perfect condition. I haven't been able to identify the maker or pattern, but the quality is such that they must be from one of the elegant glass makers (Cambridge, Fostoria, etc.). The color matches Cambridge's Amethyst exactly. Each holds 3 oz., the standard wine size of the era, better for use as a cocktail or cordial today.

This Fire King 1.5 Quart milk glass Casserole with the Nature's Bounty decal is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or meaningful wear. decal is bright. Very little wear. It is the Oval Au Gratin version with White lid, marked Anchor Hocking Fire King Oven Proof Made in USA on the bottom. Nature's Bounty was made from 1976-1978.

These crystal Hazel Atlas Royal Lace cup and saucer sets are excellent condition; might be some mold roughness usually associated with the saucers of this pattern, but nothing significant or none at all. The Royal Lace pattern was made from 1934-1941.

This MacBeth-Evans pink Thistle 8" luncheon plate is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches. Mild mold irregularity (uneven glass) on one small spot on the plate seat made in manufacturing. Made 1929-1930 only.