This Central Glass Torchere (Cigarette) Goblet with green stem and green astray foot has a diamond quilted crystal bowl with a gilded Basket Etch. No chips, cracks, or scratches on the glass; gilding on the etch in great condition, minor gold wear on base and rim trim. Central Glass opened in the 1860s (in Wheeling WV) and closed in 1939, never recovering from the Depression.

These Imperial CAPE COD 6" #53X crystal baked apple bowls are all in excellent condition; no chips or cracks, might be slight usage marks upon inspection when held to the light. As is common in this pattern, which was made over an extended period of time, the diameter and height of the bowls might vary slightly, but all are the baked apple bowl with the flanged edge. Imperial Glass made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal.

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.

These Cambridge #3400/76 3" footed Salt and Pepper Shakers have a crystal base and tops and a carmen (red) bowl; excellent condition, no issues noted. Glass tops screw on and off tightly and easily. We have this pair in Amethyst; see separate listing. Made c 1930s-1940s.

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 crystal Cambridge ROSE POINT (Rosepoint) #3400/38 80 oz Ball Jug is in excellent condition, no chips or cracks, just 1 small scratch on the inside bottom (less than ½”, only seen when you peer into the jug from the opening) and some very minimal wear on the base from sitting (almost imperceptible). Glass is crystal clear, etching is sharp and no outside wear other than the base mentioned. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

These crystal Cambridge Rose Point (Rosepoint) etched 8 1/2" #3400/62 salad plates are all in excellent condition, very minor stacking marks on a few, appear unused. Called the salad plate in the catalog, but are the size of luncheon plates. Measures 8" at shortest point, closer to 8 1/2" at widest and cataloged as 8 1/2". Book value $20. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

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.

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.

These Rose Pink Fostoria FAIRFAX Saucers are 5.75" and in excellent condition. They fit the regular sized flat or footed Fairfax cups. Shown with the footed cup (set available separately). Fostoria Glass Company made the Fairfax pattern from 1933-1960.

This Imperial CAPE COD set is in excellent condition and includes the 3" high #96 flat straight sided salt/pepper with plastic tops and the 3" #183 nut cup or 1-handled holder. Tops are a bit yellow but have no splits or cracks to make them loose; they fit nicely. Glass is clean and clear, appears unused. Imperial made “Cape Cod” (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal.

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...