Anchor Hocking Azurite, (Lt Blue) Charm Pattern cup & Saucer in mint condition. Cup measures about 3 3/4" across, not counting handle, saucer is about 5 1/2" across. I find no chips, cracks, scratches, damage or even evident wear on it. Bright shiny and clean. Produced in 1940's-1960's. I have a total of five (5) of these, all in comparable condition. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested

New Martinsville Glass Co., Radiance shaped blank with a very rare and HTF Sunburst ?/ Starburst ?, cut/etched pattern. It may be the two-handled nut dish, but my listings say 5”, and it actually measures 5 ½”, or 5 ¾” across the handles. It is crimped up on both handle sides to a height of appx 2 ¾”, My books don’t say anything about crimping on the nut dish, however, it may just not be mentioned. It is in excellent condition and shows no wear...

New Martinsville Radiance Open Sugar bowl in mint condition. Measures 5 ¾” from tip to tip on handles, and stands 3” tall. No chips, cracks, or other type of damage found.. This item will also be on display at Lincoln Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested

Cambridge Caprice ball shaped individual shaker. Glass top & bottom. Just a slight bit cloudy inside, but as one person mentioned, when full it does not show. May be cleanable as I wiped it just a bit and some came off. Otherwise in VGC++ Stands just almost exactly 2” tall. This item will also be on display at Best’s Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Windsor Diamond?? Pale green ashtrays or coasters. No ribs in bottom for glass to sit on, no separate cigarette rests in edge, but really doesnot need them, so I can’t say for sure coaster or ashtray. Also cannot positively identify them as Windsor Diamond, but they sure look to be. They each measure right on 4” diameter, and all are in excellent condition. I have 3 and will be happy to discount a bit if you want them all...

Cambridge Glass Elaine Pattern double keyhole candleabra in as near to mint condition as possible. Can find absolutely no damage of any sort. Ca: 1934-1950’s. Nearly exactly 6” tall, and 8” wide. Base measures 5 1/8” diameter. This item will also be on display at Best Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

Hazel Atlas Newport/Hairpin White Platonite Sherbets. I have three of these, and all are in excellent condition. They stand a bit over 2 ¾” tall and are about 3 5/8” diameter at the top. ca 1930’s. These items will also be on display at Best Antique Mall, Lincoln Mo. So please check with me regarding availability if interested.

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

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.

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...

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...

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...