This Fostoria NAVARRE (#327) etched 8.25" Flat, 3-Toed Turned Up Edge Tidbit Tray on the Baroque blank (#2496) is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, meaningful scratches. Fostoria Glass made the Navarre pattern from 1936-1982.

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.

These Fostoria SEVILLE etched 6” round Bread and Butter or Dessert Plates (on blank #2350 1/2, Pioneer) are all in excellent condition; there might be a few small scratches from stacking, but there are no chips, cracks, or significant scratches and the amber glass and etched pattern is clear and sharp. Fostoria Glass made items with the Seville etch from 1920-1931; it is one of its older etched patterns and was made only in green and amber...

These Fostoria SEVILLE etched 7.5” round Salad or Luncheon Plates (on blank #2350 1/2, Pioneer) are all in excellent condition; there might be a few small scratches from stacking or rare use, but there are no chips, cracks, or significant scratches and the amber glass and etched pattern is clear and sharp. Fostoria Glass made items with the Seville etch from 1920-1931; it is one of its older etched patterns and was made only in green and amber...

These Fostoria SEVILLE etched footed cups and saucers (on blank #2350 1/2, Pioneer) are all in excellent condition; there might be a few small scratches on the saucers from the cups, but there are no chips, cracks, or significant scratches and the amber glass and etched pattern is clear and sharp. Fostoria Glass made items with the Seville etch from 1920-1931; it is one of its older etched patterns and was made only in green and amber...

These topaz yellow Fostoria VERSAILLES etched 6.25" #2375 (Fairfax) Bread and Butter Plates are in excellent condition, no chips or cracks, there are a few light stacking and/or use marks, but they are generally in unused condition. Fostoria Glass made pieces with this etching (#278) from 1928-1944.

This topaz yellow Fostoria VERSAILLES etched 7.35" #2375 (Fairfax) Salad Plate is in good condition, no chips or cracks, but there is some moderate utensil (usage) wear, so it's priced at about 1/3 of book value. Fostoria Glass made pieces with this etching (#278) from 1928-1944.

This Jeannette Glasbake bread loaf pan has a blue floral design on milk glass, marked with the distinctive Glasbake textured bottom and numbered by Jeannette. Very good condition, there are some stray use marks, but nothing significant and no chips or cracks. The floral decals are also in excellent shape. Made 1950s/1960s.

This Jeannette Glasbake Blue Onion milk glass Kichenware set in the original box includes a 2 quart casserole with lid; 1 quart casserole with lid; 1 quart oval casserole; 1 quart loaf pan; 4 coffee mugs; 4 (white only) 5" soup bowls and 8 (white only) 8 oz custard bowls. The set originally included plastic covers for the custards but these are missing...

These Glasbake individual covered French Casseroles are from the Patioware or Terrace set that contained these 4 handled bowls with serving tiles (see separate listing for the 4 white tiles). Contained a lifetime guarantee and advertised as "a perfect gift for serving, baking, storing." The green casserole's handle has been reattached (but is firmly in place); you almost can't tell it's been reglued except for a few pieces of missing color (see picture 2)...

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.

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