For your consideration is this antique pressed glass compote that was produced by McKee Bros. in 1897. Pattern is called Jubilee but better known today as Hickman. It has a very attractive design of zippers,fans and points. The top of the bowl measures 8" across and it is 5.5" high. It is in perfect condition. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

Offering this quality heavy clear glass sugar & creamer with silver overlay. Maker is unknown but the quality and workmanship is excellent. Both pieces are in near mint condition. To give an idea of size the sugar bowl measures 3 1/4 inches across (not including the handles) and is 2 1/2 inches high. They would add grace to any table. Shipping weight is 3 pounds.

These Currier & Ives pattern glasses of the Old Grist Mill was a promotion of the A & P stores in the 1950's. Made by Royal China they were a give away for your shopping there. There are 12 available and all are in mint condition not showing any sign of wear. They measure 5.75 inches high by 2.75 inches across. I will give a better price on multiple orders.

I am showing 1 of 12 of these perfect condition vintage Currier & Ives 12 oz. water glasses. I believe these were produced by Royal China. They have also been noted as a product of Imperial. In any event they are all in perfect condition having never been used. They have a heavy bottom to protect against tipping. I do not like to but will break up the set. They measure 5-5/8" tall by 2-3/4" across at the top...

Offering this EAPG Pedestal Bowl that was produced by Imperial Glass. Pattern is #536 and from their NuCut line. Produced about 1915. It measures 7" tall by 9.25" across and is in excellent condition. I cannot even find a fleabite which is unusual for a piece this old. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

Offering this EAPG BOWL made by McKEE called their Innovation Line. Part pressed and part wheel cut. No pattern name but advertised as the Snappy Apple Bowl. Circa 1916 TO 1920. 3 FOOTED AND STANDS 6.5" TALL BY 9.5" ACROSS. IT IS FREE FROM ANY DAMAGE, CHIPS OR FLEA BITES. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

EAPGS water goblet in the pattern Paneled Iris by Jenkins Glass Co. and produced in 1905. Measures 6.75" high x 3" across. 4 are available and all four can be bought for $100.00. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration and check out my testimonials of what past customers have said about me.

This is a very beautiful 4 section relish plate. Definitely from the Elegant Depression Glass era. I believe it is Fostoria but cannot be sure as I am unable to exactly determine the pattern. It resembles Fostoria Nosecut #834 & even Libby Halifax. Would appreciate any help with this. It is finely cut and simple but attractive shape. Measures almost 12" x 8.75". Nicely polished 1/2" raised ridge around the bottom. In other words it is slightly raised from the bottom main section...

Federal Glass Co. produced this pattern in 1930. Offering 6 sherbet glasses in green which was the only color they came in. They are marked on the bottom with Fed. Glass logo and are all in excellent condition. They measure 2 7/8 inches high by 4 inches across at the top. If you do not need all I would consider a less amount.

Milk glass Hob Nail vase by Fenton. This vase has the crimped rim that was a classic of Fenton. It is unmarked as were all Fenton items prior to 1973 as only a paper sitcker was used. Measures 5.5" tall by 6" across and is in mint condition. See all the many other great listings I have for your consideration.

This candy/nut dish was produced by Fenton prior to the name being embossed in the glass. It dates to pre 1970's. It is in blue opalescent hobnail and measures 6 1/2 inches at the handles by 2 1/2 inches high. Condition is excellent. Shipping by Priority Mail to anywhere in the U.S.A. is $6.00 plus insurance if requested.

A small Fenton hobnail opalescent sugar & creamer in turquoise. Produced prior to the 1970's. It is a small set that measures 2 inches high and the sugar and creamer are 2 inches across not counting the handles. There is a small chip on the rim of the base of the sugar bowl that is not noticeable when upright. Shipping by Priority Mail to anywhere in the U.S.A. is $6.00 plus insurance if requested.