This 7pc Hocking Forest Green bowl set is very nice. There is a tiny factory flaw in the pattern on the large bowl, but is hardly noticeable. The 6 small 4 1/2" bowls look unused, as does the larger bowl except for the flaw. You would be pleased with this set.

This vintage cut glass Libbey comport compote is in excellent condition. It was made by The Libbey Glass Co. in the 1930s-1940s It is signed with the logo shown in the photo insert. Unusual to find these marked.

This 3pc Fostoria Buttercup console bowl and pair of single candles are in excellent condition, and were made in the 1950s. The candles are the 5 1/2" ones, and the bowl is 12" in diameter. Very nice set with a great etching.

Vintage "Rings" or "Banded Rings" depression era decanter with its original stopper in excellent condition. The color pattern for the decorated rings is, from top to bottom, black, yellow, red, orange and black. Both the decanter itself and the stopper are in good condition. The decanter itself measures 9 inches tall, and with the stopper in, it is 11 1/2 inches. This was made by the Hocking glass company from 1927 - 1933.

This 9" Monax Petalware bowl is in excellent condition. It was made by The MacBeth-Evans Glass Co. in the 1930's.

This pink American Sweetheart salver or chopplate was made by the MacBeth-Evans Glass Co. in the 1930's. It is in excellent condition and only has 1 tiny "pinch mark" from the manufacturing process.

This blue Aunt Polly 8 inch luncheon plate is in excellent condition! It was made by The U.S. Glass Co. in the 1920's.

This frosted blue "Old Man" figural glass decanter and shot glass are in excellent condition! We are unsure of the maker. The photo shows 3 views of the same decanter.

This Carmen, or Red, 4 footed ruffled console bowl was made by The Cambridge Glass Co in the 1930's and is in excellent condition. Very dark color!

This forest green tri-angle shaped mint bowl was made by The Hocking Glass Co. It is in excellent condition! Very Deco.

This 9 3/4" American oval serving bowl was made by Fostoria Glass Co. and it is in excellent condition.

This Swirl ultramarine footed sherbert and underplate was made by the Jeannette Glass Co. in the 1930s. They are both in excellent condition!