This dainty cruet measures 4 1/4" from bottom to the top of it's original stopper. It retains the foil Heisey label on the bottom. No chips.

These are the 5 3/8", 10ounce tumblers. They were produced by Anchor Hocking from 1931-1935. Three available.

Produced by Hazel Atlas in 1929, this bowl is 3" high and 9" across. There is minor roughness on the inside edge of the lip.

Federal Glass made the Lovebird pattern in the 1930's. This is the 3" sugar without lid. It has a couple small rim chips.

This Baroque pattern bowl measures 3" high and 6" in diameter. It has three feet and a slightly inturned lip.There is some scratching to the interior.

I have eight of these saucers available. All are without flaws and one is free with purchase of any Sculptured Grape purchase. Buy eight pieces, get all eight saucers.

This is the 7 1/2" salad plate. It shows slight surface wear.

This cereal bowl measures 7 3/8". It has some interior wear from utensils but is otherwise good.

I have only one of these small 6 1/2" fruit bowls. It has no cracks, chips or crazing.

This creamer is 4" high and without flaws.

This platter measures 12 3/8 " by 9". It has one small glaze chip on the edge, otherwise good.

This is the 14 1/4" inch platter. There is a small smear of grey glaze (the border color) underneath the matte glaze which can be seen in the picture. The imperfection was in the production process...cover it with food and no one will know it's there. The piece is otherwise without flaws.