Fenton Opalescent green icicle & ruffle edged bowl w/ short pedestal base, and grapes & vines pattern. It is totally damage free. It measures right at 8” diameter and stands about 3 ¼” high. Please ask any questions BEFORE you bid. Thank you very much for looking & please feel free to ask any questions that arise. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo so please check with me regarding availability if interested

Signed, Ned Smith Game Birds, Blown Glass Pitcher and 4 rocks glasses, in mint/near mint condition. The pitcher stands 8 ¾” high and has both a bob-white and ruffed grouse pictured opposite each other on the sides. The tumblers stand 3 3/8” high and are all gold-trimmed on the rim, with no wear to the gold except on the one with the snipe. Each tumbler has a single different picture. One is a wild turkey, one bob-white, one ruffed grouse, and the last is a wilson’s snipe...

Princess Footed Candy with lid in Glow-in-the-dark-green. Stands about 8 ¼” high to top of finial on lid and is just as nice as the day it came from the factory. I find no damage, of any type on this beautiful candy dish or it’s lid. Made by Anchor Hocking from 1931-1935. Thank you very much for looking & please feel free to ask any questions that arise. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Jefferson Glass Co, Ca: 1901-1920, Opalescent Crystal Rose bowl with a square pedestal footed base in what may well be called beaded shell pattern. This piece is made of beautifully clear top quality glass and has a beautiful opalescent crimped lip. It stands about 4 1/8” high, and is about 5 ¼” in diameter at it’s widest. It is very near mint with only the very slightest roughness on one of the four corners of the footed base...

New Martinsville Prelude, 3 toed 7” Candy/Bon-Bon in excellent condition with no chips, cracks, scratches or other damage. A beautifully etched pattern dating to the 1930’s. This item will also be displayed for sale at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln, Mo. so please check with me regarding availability.

Jeanette Glass Cherry Blossom, Delphite Blue 2-Handled Serving Bowls. I have two (2) of these for sale. They are the 9” size, although actual measurement is nearer to 8 7/8”. One is as near mint as possible, the other has a very hard to find small chip on the underside of the lip. Not seen from top, not sharp, and nearly un-noticeable without looking closely. Neither has utensil marks, wear or any other damage...

A beautiful 3 7/8” tall tumbler in near mint condition. It has about 4-5 of the very tiniest chips on the bottom edge (about 1/64”-1/16” each), and a rough spot on one of the leafy scrolls on the side, near the bottom, AND, possibly the very smallest amount of wear to the gold on the flowers/leaves. All are hard to see, but will be there when the buyer gets it I will always be willing to combine your multiple purchases to save shipping costs when feasible.

Daisy & Button Glass bone dishes. A 4 piece set of these and all of them are in very good condition. I can feel an occasional slight roughness on an edge, but no real “chips”, just a basic roughness. Some spots are flaws in the mold, but some may well be very small scuffs from use over the years. They sparkle brightly in the light. They measure about 6 ¾” long and about 3 ¼” wide, and stand about 1 ¼” high. Low starting bid and no reserve...

Manhattan Stemmed Wine glass, OR possibly a wannabe, but they are continuously sold as the real things by others, and fit in very well anyway if not actually the real thing. I have found them listed as both, so really do not know. There are 4 of them and all are in near mint condition with no damage of any type noted, or any wear showing. They stand nearly exactly 4” tall and are 2 ¾” diameter at the top rim. Manhattan was produced from about 1938 until 1941 by Anchor Hocking Glass Co...

Ice Box/Refrigerator White Glass Salt & Pepper Shaker Set. The glass has a bit of opalescence to it around the edges. They really are made to resemble the old GE style refrigerator with the top-mounted cooling coils. I have no idea of the manufacturer, and they are unmarked. They are also totally damage free except of course the salt lid has a bit of mild corrosion. So they have been used. They stand just a bit under 3 ¼” tall...

Imperial Glass Co. Beaded Block Green Footed Creamer, in excellent condition. Stands just over 5” tall at the lip. Like factory new throughout. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antiques, Lincoln, Mo so if you are interested please check

In this offering I have a very nice, near mint crystal clear, Caprice pattern open cream and sugar made by Cambridge Glass Co., in the 1940-1950 era. No damage found, and no wear showing. No chips on the feet or elsewhere. Just real nice pieces. They stand about 3 ¼” & 2 7/8” tall, respectively. I will always be willing to combine your multiple purchases to save shipping costs when feasible.This item will also be displayed for sale at Best Antique Mall, Lincoln, Mo...