Baccarat Water Goblet - Set of 4
Glassware:
Pre 1980 stock# 228
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
$105.00
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This elegant set of goblets was made by the Baccarat Glass company of France. I am no expert on Baccarat, and while I have painstakenly searched for the pattern name, I have not been able to identify it from there vast inventory. Therefore, I will describe it as accurately as I can. Feel free to e-mail for additional information or photos. I believe these to be water goblets. They are 6" tall, 3 1/16" diameter at the rim of the bowl, and 3" diameter at the base of the foot. ...click for details
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Panelled Honeycomb Pitcher - Bryce, Walker & Co. 1880
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Pattern:
Pre 1900 stock# 227
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
$165.00
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This beautiful pitcher/creamer is a wonderful example of early American pattern glass. It was made sometime between 1885 and 1890 by Bryce, Walker and Co. The pattern is called "Panelled Honeycomb". It stands just over 6 1/2" tall and is 6" at it's widest (including handle and spout). The footed base is octagonal in shape, with 4 of the 8 sections slightly shorter than the other 4. There are 4 raised "honeycomed" sections which appear to be frosted or etche ...click for details
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Challinor Taylor Tree of Life Footed Bowl - 1880
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Milk:
Pre 1900 stock# 218
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
$75.00
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This amazing bowl was made by Challinor and Taylor. It is made of milk glass and is in the Tree of Life Pattern from the 1880's. This pattern is beautiful- depicting vines, leaves and flowers growing in all directions around the bowl. This bowl stands 5 inches tall. The base diameter is 3 3/8" and the diameter at the opening is 5". The bowl measures 6" at its widest. The bowl is in excellent condition with no damage of any kind.
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Tiffin Melrose Tall Sherbet - 6 available
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Depression:
Companies:
Tiffin:
Pre 1950 stock# 165
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
$25.00 each
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This beautiful gold encrusted stem was made by the Tiffin Glass Company. Tiffin Glass was founded in 1887 in Tiffin, Ohio and was just one of the many factories composing the U.S. Glass Company. During the mid-teens, Tiffin's master craftsmen began producing delicately etched, cut and blown stemware and dinnerware patterns in clear and colored crystal. The Tiffin factories were closed in 1962, then re-opened in 1963 as the Tiffin Art Glass Company. This stem is in the Melrose-clear pattern ( ...click for details
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Tiffin Melrose Liquor Cocktail - 11 Available
Glassware:
Depression:
Companies:
Tiffin:
Pre 1950 stock# 164
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
$20.00 each
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This beautiful gold encrusted stem was made by the Tiffin Glass Company. Tiffin Glass was founded in 1887 in Tiffin, Ohio and was just one of the many factories composing the U.S. Glass Company. During the mid-teens, Tiffin's master craftsmen began producing delicately etched, cut and blown stemware and dinnerware patterns in clear and colored crystal. The Tiffin factories were closed in 1962, then re-opened in 1963 as the Tiffin Art Glass Company. This stem is in the Melrose-clear pattern ( ...click for details
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Opalescent Collared Reverse Swirl Syrup - RARE
Glassware:
Pre 1910 stock# 138
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King's Collectibles
517-974-8100
$395.00
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This amazing syrup was manufactured by Model Flint Glass Works of Albany Indiana. The design is attributed to John F. Miller. According to "Victorian Colored Pattern Glass" by Heacock and Gamble it was only produced between 1901 and 1902 in a very limited quantity. The pattern is called collared reverse swirl. From the handle on down to the bottom of the syrup, there are 1/2" bands or ribs that angle down and to the right. The opalescent strips swirl in the reverse direction ...click for details
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