This pattern glass tree trunk with oak leaves is in prime condition with no flaws. I do not know the manufacturer and it is not marked. It measures 8" wide and 6.5" high. The price is $45.00 plus postage and insurance.

These stately Corinthian Columns are 8" high and 3.5" wide. They were made by Fostoria from 1901 to 1925. They have a cut and polish base with a ground pontil and polished square top.They are sparkling clear with no flaws.The postage and insurance are free in the US only.

This rare beautiful vase was made by Dorflinger about 1910-1920. The design is a chrysanthemum and acid etched.The base is cut as well as the rim of the glass. It measures 10.25" tall and 4.25" wide.The bottom has normal ware.The price is $250.00.We are selling the item with free postage in the USA. The spot on the glass is from the flash on the camera.

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 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 great old bowl was made in 1891 and is in perfect condition guaranteed. All of the lattice work is still intact. It is 8" wide and 2.5" high.The price is $38.00 plus postage and insurance.

This Duncan And Miller large block vase is 6" high and 3.5" wide The glass is clear,but the base underside shows ware. There is a square within each block. It was made in the late 1800's.The price is $28.00 plus postage and insurance.

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 Long Butress covered jar has a shear mark on the base inside where the molten glass was cut,but the glass itself is in excellent condition. The metal top has some wear. It was made from 1904-13 and is 5.25" high and 3.5" wide. We are selling the piece for $30.00 plus postage and insurance.

This molded pitcher pitcher has flying birds in a three dimensional sculptured look. The pitcher is in excellent condition and has an ice lip. It measures 9.5" high and 7"wide with the handle. It holds 1.5 pints,I only have the one piece.The price is $29.00 plus postage and insurance.

The hexagonal glass on the pair of candle holders has a clarity seldom found today. They were made in the 1920's and are in excellent condition with no problems. They stand 8.5" tall. We have one pair and they are being offered for $110.00 plus postage and insurance.

This English made Sowerby toothpick holder or basket weave wall match holder was made in 1881 and is in excellent condition. It has the Sowerby emblem on the bottom and inside is a crown at the top of a triangle. On the inside of the triangle is the letters RD.The piece measures 4" high and 2.5" wide.The depth is 2.5". The piece is being offered for $39.00plus postage and insurance.