These Fostoria LAFAYETTE 7.25" Salad or Dessert Plates in Wisteria are all in excellent condition, most appear unused, a couple might have a stacking mark or two and one has a small manufacturing mark of color not mixed in perfectly (see picture 3). Fostoria Glass made items in this pattern from 1931-1960.

This hardcover edition of Gene & Cathy Florence's "Ovenware from the 1920s to the Present" (2006) has 204 pages filled with colored pictures of all types of collectible glass ovenware from Federal, Fire-King, Fry, Glasbake, and Pyrex. It is in excellent, used condition, no writing, rips, etc. (appears new except for slight cover ware).

This hardcover edition of "The Cambridge Glass Co. Cambridge Ohio 1930-1934" identification guide compiled by the Cambridge Collectors Club is in excellent condition; some shelf wear on the cover but no marks, rips, etc. Includes updated values for 1997; better as an identification guide rather than a value guide. Includes many of the etched lines, engraved lines, sets, novelties, stemware lines (including "Nudes"), etc. Important Cambridge Glass resource book.

This hardcover edition of "The Cambridge Glass Co. Cambridge Ohio 1949-1953" identification guide compiled by the Cambridge Collectors Club is in very good condition; some shelf wear on the cover but no marks, rips, etc. Includes value insert for 1986; better as an identification guide rather than a value guide. Includes many of the etched lines, engraved lines, sets, novelties, stemware lines, etc. Important Cambridge Glass resource book.

These Cambridge Caprice #21 6.5" Bread and Butter Plates in Moonlight Blue are in excellent condition; no chips or cracks, might be a few scratches or stacking marks, but no significant use. Priced under book value. Cambridge made Caprice from 1936-1957; it is their blank #3550. We also have an extra one with a flat rim chip on one of the scallops that is hard to spot unless you're looking for it; yours free when you order any of the others if you want it (email me)...

This hardcover edition of Gene Florence's "Kitchen Glassware of the Depression Years: Identification and Values" (2001) has 270 pages filled with colored pictures of all types of collectible kitchenware, organized in various ways (companies; item type; color; etc.). It is in excellent, used condition, no writing, rips, etc. (appears new except for slight cover ware).

This Cambridge ROSE POINT etched crystal #3500/14 sugar bowl is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, dings, meaningful marks, etc. Book value $30. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

These pink Anchor Hocking MANHATTAN 3-footed candy dishes are in excellent condition. They measure 6.5" wide and 2 1/4" high (nice, usable size). Hocking made this pattern from 1938-1943; also called Horizontal Ribbed.

This New Martinsville Glass Squirrel Tail Candleholder is crystal and has turned a lovely Sun Purple from its high lead content and sun exposure. This is New Martinsville's No 415 Line and was produced late 1930s-early 1940s. Candleholder is 6 ½” tall, base is 4” long, and 3 3/8” wide. It is nice, heavy, shiny crystal in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, roughness, etc.

This Fenton Hobnail Double Crimped Compote in Custard (creamy yellow) measures 5 3/4" high and 6 3/4" wide. It's in very good condition, no chips, cracks, or roughness, just some white crazing lines inside the bowl. Made in 1950s on.

These 9 1/2" oval Hazel Atlas (Hazelware) Capri blue (Colony shape) bowls are in excellent condition, no flaws noted. 1 1/2" high. Hazelware made Capri in the 1960s.

These Hazel Atlas Moroccan Amethyst cup and saucer sets are all in excellent condition. Picture shows cup with the original sticker, but that one has been sold. The Hazelware Division of Continental Can (formerly Hazel Atlas Glass) made this pattern in the 1960s.