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.

These pink MacBeth-Evans DOGWOOD 5 1/4" Cereal Bowls are all in excellent condition. MacBeth-Evans Glass made this pattern from 1929-1932; it is also called Apple Blossom or Wild Rose.

This pink AMERICAN SWEETHEART 9 3/4" dinner plate is in excellent condition from an unused set that was stored in the original box. MacBeth-Evans made this pattern from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.

This MacBeth-Evans pink American Sweetheart 9" Round Berry Bowl is in excellent condition; one very tiny mark inside bowl (as if from the tip of a utensil) is the only flaw I can find upon inspection. This pattern was made from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.

These MacBeth-Evans American Sweetheart 6" cereal bowls are all in excellent condition. This pattern was made from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.

This pink MacBeth-Evans American Sweetheart 13" Oval Platter is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or meaningful scratches, just a minor manufacturing dimple on underneath on the stea area. This pattern was made from 1930-1935; see our other American Sweetheart listings.

These 6 1/8" 10 oz. Topaz (yellow) MacBeth-Evans #7068 tumblers are all in mint condition; they have a fluted, optic design and are blown and elegant; the rims have the patented CHIP-PROOF edge as advertised in their old catalogs. Made in 1931 only.

This softcover edition of "The Fostoria Value Guide" (by Milbra Long and Emily Seate, 2003) has 205 pages listing the pieces and colors made in many many Fostoria tableware and stemware patterns, organized by pattern name or number, including an illustration for each pattern. While the values are outdated, it remains an excellent reference book for identifying what pieces exist in each pattern and also what the patterns are named and numbered...

This Lladro My Buddy figurine (a boy in blue pants cuddling his English Springer Spaniel) is a Collectors Club edition, mint-in-the-box condition. Box has a small amount of wear. Lladro piece #7609, issued and retired in 1989.

This amber LE Smith's Romanesque 10 1/2" (low) bowls is in excellent condition; book value $45+. Might be a spot or 2 of inner rim roughness, nothing significant. The Romanesque pattern, featuring geometric jeweled arches, was made in the early 1930s.

This KSA (Kurt S. Adler) Collectibles Fabriche "Frosty Friends" Santa is in excellent pre-owned condition (one owner, Santa stored in its box off season). Finely detailed hand painted resin Santa is dressed in a hand-sewn costume; no wear or damage to Santa or his dog. Gift box has shelf/storage wear; has small amount of writing and was taped. Santa is about 12" high. Comes from a smoke-free home.

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).