This beautiful candle holder was made in 1939 by Fostoria. It is in the Baroque pattern, number 2496 line. It has 2 removable crystal drip rings with 8 glass prisms on each. It measures 10 inches wide and 8 1/4" high. We have two identical candle holders to sell. The price is by the piece. Each is in excellent condition. Kovel's 2000 price guide lists these at $375.00 for the pair.

This beautiful glass is for shrimp cocktail. Both the glass and the insert/liner are a very nice yellowish amber in color. The glass is to be filled with ice in order to keep the shrimp-filled insert chilled. The base of the glass has an up-turned lip that measures about 3/8" (for the discarded shrimp tails). The stem is actually a 4 piece knot, which measures about 1.5" in diameter. The rim of the glass has a 4" diameter. The rim of the liner is 4.75", and the liner is about 1.875" deep...

This beautiful figurine was made in France by Baccarat. It is part of the Baccarat Holiday Collection. It is hand-crafted from full lead crystal. It is called "Thinking of You" and depicts a cherub, or angel lying on it's stomach. It measures 2 3/8 high and 4 3/8 long. It is marked on the base (see photo). It is in excellent condition with no damage. It has a list price of $210 - and I believe that it is still in production.

This beautiful decanter was manufactured by Baccarat. I believe the pattern is called "Tallyrand" and was made from 1937 to 1970. This decanter has the cut glass stopper. It measures 9 1/8" with stopper and is 4 3/4" in diameter at the base. It is in excellent condition with no damage of any kind. It is marked on the base.

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...

This set of water goblets was manufactured by Fostoria. The pattern is called "Minuet" and was only produced from 1950-1959. Each goblet measures 5.5" tall. All 6 are in excellent condition. The price is for the set.

This is a lovely set of 5 crystal brandy glasses. They were manufactured by Gorham. The pattern is called "La Scala" and was produced from 1972-83. They measure 3.625" tall and have a 1.75" diameter at the rim. All 5 are in excellent condition. They are marked on the base.

This is a set of 5 lovely cut glass stems which were manufactured by Hawkes. The pattern is called Delft Diamond. It has diamond cuts on the bowl and a round base. The stem has 6 circular cuts, then 6 more oval cuts on the "ball" between the stem and bowl. I believe they are called liquor cocktail glasses. They measure 4.5" tall and have a 3" diameter at the rim. Four of the glasses are marked with the acid etched "HAWKES" on the top of the foot...

This is a pair of lovely cut glass stems which were manufactured by Hawkes. The pattern is called Delft Diamond. It has diamond cuts on the bowl and a round base. The stem has 6 circular cuts, then 6 more oval cuts on the "ball" between the stem and bowl. I believe they are called tall sherbet or champagne glasses. They measure just over 5" tall and have a 3.75" diameter at the rim. One of the glasses is marked with the acid etched "HAWKES" on the top of the foot...

This is a set of 6 lovely cut glass stems which were manufactured by Hawkes. The pattern is called Delft Diamond. It has diamond cuts on the bowl and a round base. The stem has 6 circular cuts, then 6 more oval cuts on the "ball" between the stem and bowl. They are either wine or sherry glasses. They measure just over 5.375" tall and have a 2.375" diameter at the rim. All 6 of the glasses are marked with the acid etched "HAWKES" on the top of the foot...

This wonderful crystal paperweight is in the shape of a hedgehog. The eyes and quills are etched in the glass. It was designed by Vicke Lindstrand and manufactured in Sweden by Kosta. It is signed " Kosta 98229" on the base. It measures 2.75" long 2.25" wide and is 2" tall. It is in excellent condition with no damage.

This set of glasses was presented to a United States Naval Captain by a Portuguese Naval Captain in 1954. Each is etched on the side with "Marinha de Guerra Portuguesa" as well as the Portuguese Navy seal surrounded by sprigs. They are footed shot glasses. Each has a 1.5" diameter at the rim and stands 2.25" tall. The glass tapers out slightly from the rim for about 5/8 inch, then tapers back in to the foot. This bottom taper has 10 flat panels (on the inside). The foot has a 1.5" diameter...