Catalog: Glassware: Milk

Nice paneled grape milk glass footed flower vase made by Westmoreland glass. Tapered sides with nice scalloped top. Not the bell shape. Measures 9 3/8" tall and is in perfect condition. I have other pieces listed in this pattern.

Westmoreland paneled grape pattern in milk glass. Mayonaise dish with milk glass ladle. Bowl measures 2 5/8" tall. Small insignificant nick on the ladle, otherwise perfect.

Pressed pattern flared tumbler in milk glass. Variation of stars,diamonds and crosshatched patterns. Not sure of the company. Three mold seams. Looks like Indiana or Imperial. Measures 5 1/4" tall. Would even make a pretty vase. Pristine condition but no marking.

'Silvercrest' is the longest running glassware line that Fenton made. It started in the late 1930s and continued into 1999 in one shape or form. This vase was made from about the 1940's into the 1950's before the milk glass formula change. It is about 6 inches tall, DC (double crimped) ruffled top and beaded melon. There are no chips-cracks or repairs.

Imperial Glass with the mark on the bottom. Milk glass open rose pattern. This milk glass rose bowl is in mint condition. It is marked IG with an open rose on the bottom of the bowl. with alternating panels of roses and a daisy flower on the outside. The bowl is 3 inches high and 8.5 inches across. It has a flared ruffled crimped edge. The bowl is in excellent to mint condition with no damages.Made 1950-1964

This pretty lamp will fit well in a variety of decors, shabby chic, cottage, or country romantic. All white milk glass with melon shape, hand painted milk glass shade. Shade is decorated with small pink roses, flowers. Works well, and no damages. 12 1/2" tall. Ready to use.

This lovely early Cupid and Psyche Plate milk glass plate by Westmoreland Glass. It is found on page 10 in a book titled "Milk Glass" written by by Belknap, c1949. The amount of detail on this plate is amazing and it is a "must have" for all plate collectors. This plate does not have the Westmoreland logo of WG on the back so it leads me to believe that it is one of the older plates...

Very large vintage milk glass vase, all hand painted with vines of ivy leaves and tendrills. Signed F.F. Gold edge trim. Pristine condition. This big vase measures 10 1/4" tall, is about 10" diameter at the widest part. Opening measures 6" diameter. Consolidated's 1957-1963 Con-Cora line. Faye Forsythe painted this vase. It is shape 4014. The decoration is decoration #1330, called Green Leaf Ivy, created by head decorator Helen Mixter...

This old vase is so pretty and will compliment any large bouquet of flowers you have. Measures 12 3/4" tall and is all hand painted with purple mums with gold detailing and accents on thin white milk glass with a powder blue blush at the top. Perfect condition and paint is vibrant and perfect. Not sure of the glass maker or artist.

Lacy edge milk glass plate in the forget me not pattern. Marked Westmorland, but is an old Kemple pattern, early 1900's. Plate measures 8 1/2" in diameter and is in perfect condition. Lots of nice orangey fire in the border as seen in the good old milk glass. I have 4 of this size available and all are in wonderful condition. Price is for each.

Old lacy edge milk glass plate measure 7 1/4" in diameter. These are Westmoreland forget me not, an old Kemple glass pattern from the early 1900's. They are in perfect condition and are so lovely. They have very firey coloring on the borders areas, as most all of the old milk glass did. I have 2 available in this size. See my catalog if looking for the larger ones. I have some of the 8 1/2" size listed also.

This beautiful glass vase I believe is Bristol. Very thin and delicate with lots of milk glass fire when held to the light. All hand painted in a nice dark green color.The paint is thick and has relief to it. A large open rose and a bud with leaves. Relief decorated dots accent the pedestal. Measures 9 1/4" tall and is in pristine condition.

Made by Flaccus, this milk glass candy container was made in 1898 civil war era. Uncle Sam sits atop the Merrimac. Measures almost 5" tall and is 6 3/4" long. Very nice condition. A couple of micro chips on the edge and his hat that maybe just a roughness on the mold edge. a small hairline crack that I just noticed about 1" long on the lid (very hard to detect). You will be very impressed with the condition of this old piece of history! Please ask if you would like to see more photos.