This cranberry dot or spot optic pitcher was made in the early 1900's.It has a reeded crystal handle,ball shaped and round neck. It measures 8.5"high and 7.5" wide. It is in excellent condition with no problems. (guaranteed )The price is $175.00 plus postage and insurance.

This Diamond point column 11" tall Fenton vase was made in 1907 The opalescent book says it is rare. There is a shear mark on the base from when it was made, but otherwise it is in guaranteed excellent condition. It is being sold for $149.00 plus postage and insurance. It measures 3.50" wide.

This guest set or tumble up was made in the early 1900's by Phoenix. It is in guaranteed excellent condition.It measures8" high and 4.5" width.The tumbler holds 8oz.The price is $125.00 plus postage and insurance.

This set of six Daisey and Buttons pattern glass tumblers are in excellent condition (guaranteed) The base also has the design .It is ground around the pattern. It measures 3.75" high and 3" wide. Each glass holds 7oz of liquid. The price of 99.00 is for 6 tumblers plus postage and insurance. they were made in the late 1800's. I will sell them for $20.00 each.

This parrot relish books for $145.00 to 170.00 in Bob Sanfords book Victorian Glass Novelties,2003,p98.The mold work is spectacular and it is in pristine condition.It is offered for $75.00 plus postage and insurance.It measures 10" long and 5" wide.

The rose impression on this pickle jar is pretty and it can also be used as a vase.I believe it was made before 1920 and it is in guaranteed excellent condition except for some roughness around the inside of the rim.It measures 9.5" tall and 4.5" wide. It is being sold for $65.00 plus postage and insurance.

This Dugan pressedCoinspot #617 in blue opalescent was made in 1901 and seen in a Duncan ad in a National Glass Catalog. It was also called concave columns or in carnival it was coinspot. It was called a card receiver,but we call it a comport or bon bon. It is in guaranteed excellent condition and measures 6.75" wide and 4.5" high. It must be rare because it has taken me 8 years to track it to the right company and date it. It is truely lovely. The price is $55.00 plus postage and insurance.

This Northwood gold and red apples and roses pattern is 11" across with a scalloped top. The bowl is in excellent condition and was made in 1906. A rare find. It is being sold for $55.00 plus postage and insurance.

This 9" tall art glass comport is cut with leaves and grapes on lead crystal that has a ring to the sound.It was made from1898-1920 and is 6.5" wide. It is in guaranteed excellent condition.The price is $52.00 FREE POSTAGE

The sugar and lid are in great condition, but the creamer is missing a lid and has a very tiny flaw on the rim. It was made by the Campbell Jones Company,Pittsburgh,Pa. in 1870.I am only charging for the sugar and lid, but including both pieces.rice is $49.00 plus postage and insurance.The sugar measures 7.25" high .

This great old toothpick holder in the Colorado pattern has an inscription on it that says "Nazareth Fair." 1914 . They began making this pattern in 1898. The gold is quite good, but there is a little missing on the top edge. It is being offered for $45.00 plus postage and insurance. It measures 2.75" high and 2.5" wide.

This marigold carnival Star And Fire bowl was made in 1916-1920. It has a few tiny bubbles because it was blown,but otherwise is in excellent condition. It measures 3" high and 7.25" wide.The price is $42.00 plus postage and insurance. One of the pictures shown shows the bowl up side down so you can see the pattern easier.