These 2 beautiful tumblers were manufactured by Mt Washington. In 1885, Mt Washington Glass developed what they called "Burmese" glass. It is described as a translucent glass that is shaded from a yellow at the base to a coral or salmon pink at the top. Burmese glass was originally produced with a shiny finish, but soon also became available in a soft matte finish. Burmese glass may be blown, blown molded, or press molded. These 2 tumblers were hand blown with a ground pontil...

This platter was manufactured by McKee. The pattern is called "Laurel". It has a leaf design around the edge and is a lovely jade green color. This pattern was only made for a short time in the 1930's. This platter measures 10.75" by 7.75". There are a couple of rough spots on the edge as you can see in the photos. It's almost like the edge was not buffed when it was manufactured. Otherwise it is in excellent condition with no utensil marks. It is marked on the back.

This dinner plate was manufactured by Anchor Hocking as part of their popular Fire King line. The pattern is called "Alice". It is a beautiful jade green in color and has a floral rim. The color is much more green than it appears in the photo. This pattern was only manufactured from 1945-48. The plate measures 9" in diameter. It is marked on the back. There is a straw mark on the back, but otherwise it is in very nice condition with very minimal utensil marks.

This double egg cup was manufactured by Anchor Hocking. It was part of their Fire King, Dinnerware line. It is jade green in color and was only manufactured from 1946-1958. It measures 4" tall, has a 2.75" diameter on the larger end and a 2.125" diameter on the smaller end. We have 2 available. They are both in excellent condition with no damage.

This lovely carnival sherbet was manufactured by Northwood. The pattern is called "Flute". It is marigold in color with a lighter base on the foot. We have 6 of these sherbet glasses available. They measure 3.375" tall and have a 4.125" diameter at the rim. They are all in excellent condition with no damage. There are variations and inconsistencies in the color as is expected with carnival glass pieces of this pre 1920 era. They are each marked with the N inside the bowl.

This beautiful bud vase was manufactured by Tiffany and Company. It measures about 9.5" high and has a 2.5" diameter at the rim. It is in excellent condition and is signed on the base.

This is a stunning epergne manufactured by the Fenton Glass Company. The pattern is called Diamond Lace. It is an ice blue in color with an opalescent finish. It was only manufactured from 1949-54. This epergne has 3 removable tulip shaped vases that fit snugly into holes in the base of the bowl. The bowl measures 10.25" in diameter and is 3.75" high. It has a double crimped edge. Each vase is about 8.5" long...

This is a beautiful vase manufactured by Fenton Glass. The design has a peacock which is surrounded by large flowers, leaves and branches in a chintz type pattern. It is a champagne pink in color, but also shows peach, purple, green and yellow when displayed in the light, thus giving it a carnival glass look. It has an opalescent finish as you approach the top of the vase. It stands about 7.75" tall and has a 4.5" diameter at the rim. The top of the vase is flared and has a scalloped edge...

This beautiful jar was manufactured by Fenton. It is hand painted and signed by D. Fox. It has lovely pink flowers with large green leaves on a satin base. The jar comes with a lid. The lid is molded and painted to look like a flower. I am not entirely sure what it is meant to hold, so I am just calling it a trinket jar. This piece measures about 4.25" tall overall and is 3" wide. It is in excellent condition.

This is a lovely stemmed iced tea glass. It was manufactured by the Cambridge Glass Company and is in the Pressed Caprice pattern. It is moonlight blue in color and was only manufactured from 1936-45. It stands about 6.5" tall and has about a 3" diameter at the rim. It is in excellent condition with no damage.

This is a lovely stemmed iced tea glass. It was manufactured by the Cambridge Glass Company and is in the Caprice pattern number 300. It is moonlight blue in color and was produced from 1937-53. It stands about 6.25" tall and has a 3.625" diameter at the rim. It is in excellent condition with no damage.

This lovely cruet was manufactured by the Cambridge Glass Company. The pattern is called Diane, and was made from 1932-1956. This is a cruet or salad dressing/oil bottle. But I have searched extensively, and can not locate this exact piece. It is marked on the base with the Cambridge mark - C inside a triangle. It stands 8.375" tall with the stopper. The stopper is original to the piece. There is a very tiny flea bite on the stopper as you can see in the photos...