This crystal Imperial CAPE COD 5 3/4" liner is designed for the 3.5" marmalade set, but can also be used as the 3.5" mustard set liner (I have the mustard listed separately). Liner is in excellent condition and its edges turn up slightly, like a cabaret plate. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

This crystal Imperial CAPE COD 10 3/4" wide (4" high; plain part of band is 1/2") Belled Fruit Bowl is in excellent condition, one very light scratch on band, no other marks or flaws. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

These crystal Imperial CAPE COD bread and butter or salad plates are all in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or usage. The listed size for the bread and butter #1D is 6.5" but these are closer to 6 3/4" and can easily function as a salad plate (an old Cape Cod catalog does list a #1604 1/2 salad plate of 6 3/4" so I suspect this is what they are, though the newer glass catalogs don't list these)...

These Imperial Cape Cod crystal 5.2" #1602 footed juice tumblers (fancy short stem 6 oz) are all in excellent condition with a book value of $9 each. No chips, cracks, roughness, etc. Imperial Glass made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

These crystal Imperial CAPE COD 5.8" #1602 fancy short stem 6 oz. parfaits are in excellent condition, book value $14 each. No chips, cracks, roughness, etc. Imperial made Cape Cod (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal. We have many pieces in this pattern, see our other listings.

These pink Hazel Atlas CLOVERLEAF Cup and Saucer sets are all in excellent condition. Hazel Atlas Glass made this pattern from 1930-1936, and made only a few items in pink. Buy all 7 sets and get an 8th set free (it has a very small nick on the cup rim, not very noticeable, and saucer is excellent).

These Hazel Atlas 3" pink footed sherbets are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, etc. Hazel Atlas Glass made this pattern from 1930-1936.

This Bottle and Glass Handbook edited by Don Maust (softcover, published in 1956 by EG Warman Publishing Company) is in excellent condition, no tears, marks or stains; just a soft pencil notation inside the cover re: price and ID. Its 158 pages cover everything from the history of glassmaking, to types of bottles, bottle identification, how to clean old bottles, labels, and many other aspects of collecting bottles (see picture of Index).