This Cambridge ROSE POINT etched crystal #3900/124 7" 2 part relish is an unusual, hard to find item; it has the divider running crosswise (revised from the original style of running lengthwise) and has a book value of $65. Measures 7 1/4" including the handles, and 6" excluding the handles by 4 1/4" wide at the widest point. Has four feet and is in excellent, unused condition. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

This #3900/125 Cambridge Rose Point (Rosepoint) 9" 3-part and 4-footed Celery & Relish dish is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or scratches; latest book value is $60. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

This Cambridge Rose Point etched crystal P98 (Pristine blank) 48 oz Cocktail Shaker with No 9 Top is in excellent condition. It has no chips, cracks, or even nicks on the rim. The chrome top is in superb condition for its age; shiny and well taken care of (any colored areas in the picture are reflections). Shaker measures 11 1/4" without the top and 14" with the top. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954...

These Cambridge 5 1/4" amber Round Dessert Bowls are all in very good condition; might have a flea bite on the base (seat) or a rim from storage, but they look unused (no scratches, etc) and are all marked with the Cambridge C in a triangle (pre 1935).

These Cambridge Round optic cup and saucer sets are in excellent condition and all pieces are marked with Cambridge's C in a triangle (pre 1935). We have 2 sets @ $8 per set and 3 extra cups for $3 each. Please specify if you want to order cup(s) in an email or in the Comments section of the Order Form.

These Cambridge Glass Stems in the Statuesque or Figure line, with crystal stem and foot and yellow bowl are both in excellent condition, no flaws noted. One has a Mandarin Gold bowl (the light yellow color characteristically is darker at the rim and bottom, where there is more glass) and one is Gold Krystol (a more even light yellow); if you have a preference, please specify. The Cocktails were produced from 1931-1958...

This Cambridge Glass 3 oz 6 1/2" #3011/9 Cocktail Goblet in the Nude (Statuesque or Figure) Line has a crystal stem and foot and a Forest Green bowl. It's in excellent or near mint condition; no flaws noted. The Cocktails were produced from 1931-1958 and Forest Green was sold as one of the 8 colors in the Harlequin set beginning in 1942; this color was discontinued by 1950. Check separate listings for many Cambridge Nude stems, various colors and sizes.

This Cambridge Statuesque (Figure Line) 9" compote is in excellent condition, no flaws; crystal figure stem and amethyst comport or compote; it is the cupped version. Check separate listings for many Cambridge Statuesque stems, various colors and sizes.

This Cambridge Glass crystal and Royal Blue cobalt TALLY HO punch set is in terrific condition. The 15 piece set includes: 12 of the 2.4" #140 flat 5 oz punch 12 cups (crystal with Royal Blue handle); a crystal #111 side spouted punch ladle (it's hard to find this true Tally Ho ladle with the set); 13" Royal Blue #77 footed bowl and 17.5" #29 Royal Blue underplate. Very, very slight scratching on underplate from the bowl resting on it (can't be seen when bowl sits on the plate)...

This crystal Cambridge WILDFLOWER etched 10" round 5-Part Celery & Relish (on the Round #394 blank) is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or scratches. Cambridge made items with this etch from 1940-1958.

This crystal Cambridge Wildflower etched 12" #3400/48 4-Footed bowl is square with crimped edges and in very good condition. I just noticed a small, flat chip on the edge (see picture 5) that is so hard to find that I only saw it after several inspections; accordingly, the price has been reduced to well below the book value of $100. Cambridge etched pieces with Wildflower from the late 1930s-1958.

This crystal Cambridge WILDFLOWER etched #3121 5 1/4" 1 oz Cordial Goblet is in mint condition; no flaws. Cambridge etched pieces with Wildflower from the late 1930s-1958.