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!

This Swirl ultramarine creamer and sugar were made by The Jeannette Glass Co. in the 1930's, and is in excellent condition.

This Fire King Royal Ruby "Charm" cup only is in excellent condition!

This yellow Baroque mustard base was made by The Fostoria Glass Co. from the 1930's til' the 1960's. No chips, and no scratches.

This tall carnival color pitcher in the Floragold pattern was made by The Jeannette Glass Co. in the 1950's. The color looks dark and beautiful!

Welcome! This child’s juice and milk tumbler set is by Hazel Atlas circa 1950s. Measurements and graphics are printed on the photo, C is for COW. Both tumblers are in excellent, vintage condition with no chips, no cracks, no dings and no wear or signs of use. Graphics are bold and bright, no wear. The poem on the other side reads: "C is for Cow. Always gentle and sweet. She gives us the milk, that makes each meal a treat!" A nice addition to your children's collection...