The "Mayfair" (or "open rose") depression glass pattern was manufactured by the Hocking Glass Company between 1931 - 1937. This flower vase is better known as the "Sweet Pea" vase. It stands about 6" high and has a diameter of about 8.5" at the top. We have 2 available - one pink and 1 blue. Both are in excellent condition with no damage.

This dealer sign was manufactured by the Imperial Glass Company. It reads "Handmade Imperial, USA" and "Candlewick Crystal". Imperial made the Candlewick pattern from 1936-1984. This dealer sign is pink in color - whereas most candlewick pieces are crystal. It measures 5.25" wide, 3.75" high and has a 1-3/8" foot on the back which allows the sign to stand up. It is in excellent condition with no damage.

This candle holder and eagle adapter were manufactured by the Imperial Glass Company. The pattern is called "candlewick" and was manufactured from 1936 - 1984. This eagle adapter is a fairly rare piece. It measures 5.5" tall and is 5" wide. The candle holder is 3.5" tall and 4.25" in diameter (at the widest). The eagle was made as a place holder, and is placed in the candle holder where the candle would normally sit. Both pieces are in excellent condition with no damage of any kind.

This is the base /stand for a punch bowl. It was manufactured by Northwood starting around 1910 and is in the carnival Grape and Cable pattern. It is amethyst in color with wonderful shades of green, purple and gold. It measures 6.25" in diameter at the base, 4.5" in diameter at the top, and stands 5.25" tall. It is in excellent condition with no damage, but there is a manufacturer's flaw (see photo). It is marked with the Northwood mark.

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.

These wine glasses were manufactured by the Tiffin Glass Company. The pattern is called Rambler Rose and was produced from 1930-1967. The bowl is sectioned into a number of vertical panels. There is a 1/2" gold encrusted band with a floral design at the rim of each glass. Below that band is another very thin gold band. Each glass measures 4.5" high and has a 2.25" diameter at the rim. The gold on the glasses shows some wear, but otherwise they are in excellent condition...

This beautiful hand blown pitcher, and made of cased glass with a blue satin finish. It has a diamond quilt type pattern but instead of diamonds, the shapes are larger and more elongated at the top, and smaller almost square shapes at the bottom. The shapes at the top are well defined and separate from each other, while at the base, the shapes are not clearly defined and run into each other. The top of the pitcher is a very vibrant blue...

This vase was made by the Indiana Glass Company. The pattern is called "Tea Room" and was only made from 1926-1931. Tea Room was only made in 4 colors (green, pink, crystal and amber). This vase is pink. It measures 10.75" high and is considered to be "straight" - Indiana Glass also made a similar vase that flared at the top. This vase is in great condition! There are straw marks in the glass, which are typical of glass this age...

This cologne or perfume bottle was manufactured by the Fostoria Glass Company. I would describe the color as apricot or peach (it is much lighter than Fostoria's amber color), with hand painted flowers on one side. The bottle has a 2-1/8" square base and measures 4-1/2" tall. The stopper is nearly a cube with 1" sides. The cologne stands 5-3/4" with stopper. Both cologne bottles are in excellent condition, with no apparent damage. The hand painted flowers are showing wear on both pieces...

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 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, and were most likely used as barware. This set is pink in color. Each has a 2.375" diameter at the rim and stands 3.5" tall. The glass tapers out slightly from the rim for about 3/4 inch, then tapers back in to the foot...

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)...