Bosco Bear go-with drinking glass made by Libbey and signed. Hocking did not make these but this is the same Bosco that is on their Fire King Bosco mugs. This is 1 of 3 Bosco mugs we have listed for sale.

1940's Mexican Motif Montclaire 4 cups and 6 saucers. 2 of the cups are in excellent condition, and there is 1 chipped, but usable cup, and 1 cup has a line in it. All 6 of the saucers are in excellent condition.

Grape and Oak Leaf custard glass tumbler made by Northwood, and marked with an "N" in a circle. Excellent condition with no damage or repairs.

Floral pressed custard glass tumbler made by Northwood, and marked with an "N" in a circle. Not sure of the official name for this pattern. Excellent condition with no damage or repairs.

Beautiful 10" long glass utility spoon with red jeweled handled, probably made by either Cambridge or Imperial Glass in the 1930's or 1940's. Tiny manufacturing ruffness around handle.

Mexican Motif footed SALT & PEPPER shakers. The shakers have brown stains, but they might clean with peroxide. Minor wear on red trim. These kind of resemble Knowles China shakers, but they might be Montclaire too.

Pink Mums large 9 inch berry bowl. Excllent condition with good platinum trim. Signed Hall.

Fostoria Coin with frosted coins, large ice tea glass. No damage no repairs 1 minor mold mark typical with Fostoria.

Talisman pattern, 1 oz, twisted stem cordial by Libbey Glass in the 1930's. Douglas Nash designed with green squiggly lines in bowl. Minor factory flaw (see photo). No damage, no repairs.

1940's Little Red Riding Hood child's mug in excellent condition. Red graphics over white milk glass. Photo shows all three views with strong color and condition. This mug was manufactured from the Shirley Temple mold.

Hocking Vitrock Red Flower Pots PEPPER Shaker. Excellent condition with excellent graphics. Made in late 1930's.

1930's Cambridge Tally Ho amethyst 12oz mug. Ground bottom, beautiful color! Small factory dull spot on the edge of the foot, like an acid drop. Not noticeable. Price reflects spot.