This is an HTF piece made by Cambridge Glass from 1930 to 1934. It was Line No. 3400 and piece #862. This is only the third one we have seen and only the second one we have held. This particular piece has been decorated in a silver overlaid trim, with wheel-cut designs in two of the sections. It is, indeed, a beautiful one-of-a-kind piece.

HTF Fostoria Baroque, 10" oval celery bowl in azure blue. The azure pieces were made between 1936 and 1944. This piece has no chips or cracks and matches our pickle bowl, which is also listed here. NOTE: The same picture was used for both the pickle and celery bowls. When we pulled the two pictures off the camera, there was virtually no difference in the two pictures.

Lovely crystal dessert bowl by Fostoria; The bowl, with two bow handles, is an 8.5" Fairfax No. 2375 with June etching (No. 279). The June pattern is often confused with Romance, but can be identified by the double line ribbon vs. Romance's solid pattern around the rim. The June pattern was produced from 1928-52.

HTF Fostoria Baroque, 8" oval pickle bowl in azure blue. The azure pieces were made between 1936 and 1944. This piece has no chips or cracks and matches our celery bowl, which is also listed here. NOTE: The same picture was used for both the pickle and celery bowls. When we pulled the two pictures off the camera, there was virtually no difference in the two pictures.

Fire-King Jane Ray 8.25" vegetable bowl in jade-ite by Anchor-Hocking Glass. In excellent shape with no chips or cracks.

Beautiful 2-part amber relish dish in the Jamestown line by Fostoria. Measuring 9" X 5" across the top, and made from 1958-70, this piece is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

This wonderful 8" bowl, in Steigel green, is by Imperial Glass Co. Made in three patterns, this one is pattern #743. It is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks and displays beautifully.

Four pieces of green Blendo by West Virgina Glass Co. The set consists of one (1) large (10.75") salad and three (3) small (5.25") matching bowls. Always popular, we also have pitchers and glasses in various colors in our shop. If you would like more information, just ask.

Wonderful cream and sugar set by Durand, Cristal d'Arques of France. The "Antique" pattern was made in the early 1990s and was made to recall come of the earliest cut glass patterns. This set is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks.

Delightful biscuit (cookie) jar in clear glass with raised waffle design, a red-flashed rim and a clear lid. The jar stands about 6" tall (without the lid) and is approximately 5" in diameter. There are no chips or cracks, however, where the lid meets the rim, there are a few very minor wear marks in the flashing due to use, as expected. Still, this jar is shows well and will serve nicely.

Set of four amber sandwich cups from Tiara Exclusives of Lancaster Colony Glass (to become Indiana Glass), in the original box. All four cups are in pristine condition with no chips or cracks, and the box is in very good condition as well. It is not frayed or cracked.

Hospitality snack sets (4 plates/4 cups), in the box, by Federal Glass Co. from the 40s and 50s. One of the most popular designs of the time. Marketed as Hospitality, and later as Homestead, the box determines the name. All glassware in excellent condition. Boxes show various signs of age and wear, though none extreme.