Catalog: Glassware: Depression: Companies

Rare topaz yellow jug pitcher in Fostoria's #4101 line. Designed by George Sikier. Pitcher holds 80 ounces and measures just over 9 1/2" tall. Applied handle and is in perfect condition.

KNOBBY BULL'S EYE pattern manufactured by the Fenton Glass Company and distributed by the Red Cliff Glass Company circa 1960 - early 1970's, The Red-Cliff Company was based out of Chicago, Illinois and was recognized for their distribution of Fine China Dinnerware. All pieces with their signature were produced by the Fenton Art Glass Company, but sold and distributed by Red-Cliff Company. This pressed glass pattern features a star and dot design. This wine goblet stands 5 1/2" tall...

A nice older piece of the daisy and button pattern. Not sure of who made this canoe, but it is a nicer quality piece. The pressed pattern is more crisp and defined. The color is a richer amber than that of the newer pieces. It measures 8" long and is in pristine condition. A nice piece of early american pressed glass.

Here is a tall footed vase in the popular wexford pattern that was made by the anchor hocking glass company circa 1967-98. This vase measures 10" tall and is 6 1/4" wide across the top. The condition is very nice with no damages. A nice addition for your wexford collection. Save on shipping when you buy other pieces I have in this pattern.

Made of heavy pressed pattern glass. Clear wit diamonds and flower pattern. Applied glass handle. Measures 11" tall and is in perfect condition. Possibly made by Indiana glass. very thick glass. Would make a beautiful gift too.

This is the OLD FIRE POLISHED Fostoria American Crystal. FOSTORIA AMERICAN 10 oz. GOBLET HEX FOOT Fostoria American Crystal GOBLET ~ HEX FOOT, #027. Each glass holds 10 oz., Stands approx. 6 7/8" tall with a Hex Foot. Fostoria made them from 1915- 1982. Condition is Excellent+. This is the old Fire Polished Fostoria American Crystal. Bright and shiny and quite lovely. I have 3 available price is for each. See the other pieces I have in this pattern.

Vintage EAPG CANE & STAR MEDALLION / THE STATES by US Glass Company circa 1908. Smaller Pitcher or Large Creamer. A lovely piece of Early American Pattern Glass for you! Standing 3.75" tall with a spout-to-handle measurement of 6", the is either a larger creamer or a small pitcher Pattern is called Cane & Star Medallion or The States. Perfect with no condition issues.

This beautiful open sugar was made by the U.S. Glass Co. in their "The States" pattern AKA Cane & Star Medallion in 1905 The sugar has no chips or cracks and is sparkling and perfect. This is 3 inches at it's tallest, and 6 1/2 inches handle to handle.

9" diameter restaurant type grill plate made of black amethyst glass. Divided three sections. Dense black glass, but you can see the purple amethyst color when held up to a strong light. Perfect condition. I have 3 of these available. Price is per plate.

Deep rich amber / gold coloring on these 4 1/4" tall wine goblets. Made by Indiana glass for Tiara Exclusives. We have 4 available, and all are perfect. Price is for each glass. I have other pieces in this pattern, in this color and other colors.

Lovely frosted dogwood flowers over crystal. This lovely Tiara glass basket was made by Indiana or Fenton. Measures 7" tall but is different than the typical mini basket they made in this pattern. This has crimping along the edges. Basket makers glass mark on the handle looks like a dragonfly. Beautiful, and perfect. What a lovely addition to your basket collection. There is no longer a Tiara line.

Tiara Amber Sandwich Salad Bowl This is the Tiara 4 3/4" SANDWICH pattern straight side fruit or dessert bowl in amber / gold by Indiana glass. Condition is very good, no cracks, chips or flakes--almost unused.

Tiara Amber Sandwich Salad Bowl This is the Tiara 8 3/8" SANDWICH pattern straight side salad bowl in amber / gold by Indiana glass. Condition is very good, no cracks, chips or flakes--almost unused. I have 2 available and price is for each bowl.

Vintage Amber Tiara Sandwich Indiana Glass 10.25" dinner plate. This line of glass was made by Indiana Glass Company in the 1980's for Tiara and was marketed exclusively by Tiara, the official name for it is Early American #170, however most people refer to it as Sandwich Glass. The sandwich pattern and Sandwich style pattern was produced by many other glass companies, the majority of it was made by the Indiana Glass Company...

Vintage Amber Tiara Sandwich Indiana Glass flat cup with matching saucer. This line of glass was made by Indiana Glass Company in the 1980's for Tiara and was marketed exclusively by Tiara, the official name for it is Early American #170, however most people refer to it as Sandwich Glass. The sandwich pattern and Sandwich style pattern was produced by many other glass companies, the majority of it was made by the Indiana Glass Company...

Vintage Amber Tiara Sandwich Indiana Glass 2 piece fairy lamp or fairy lite. This line of glass was made by Indiana Glass Company in the 1980's for Tiara and was marketed exclusively by Tiara, the official name for it is Early American #170, however most people refer to it as Sandwich Glass. The sandwich pattern and Sandwich style pattern was produced by many other glass companies, the majority of it was made by the Indiana Glass Company...

Vintage Amber Tiara Sandwich Indiana Glass 8.50" luncheon salad plate. This line of glass was made by Indiana Glass Company in the 1980's for Tiara and was marketed exclusively by Tiara, the official name for it is Early American #170, however most people refer to it as Sandwich Glass. The sandwich pattern and Sandwich style pattern was produced by many other glass companies, the majority of it was made by the Indiana Glass Company...

Vintage Amber Tiara Sandwich Indiana Glass 5 5/8" table wine, or water goblet. This line of glass was made by Indiana Glass Company in the 1980's for Tiara and was marketed exclusively by Tiara, the official name for it is Early American #170, however most people refer to it as Sandwich Glass. The sandwich pattern and Sandwich style pattern was produced by many other glass companies, the majority of it was made by the Indiana Glass Company...