Catalog: Glassware

Made by Federal glass Company, Signed dorothy Thorpe. This beautiful pattern known as California wildflowers was designed by Dorothy Thorpe in the Eames Era. Born in 1901,she passed away in 1989. Heavy bottom, tall water glasses of clear glass with a profusion of vines and multi colored flowers, such as moss roses and morning glories. Measures 5 5/8" tall and has a top diameter of 2 3/4". I have 6 available in this size, and price is for each. All are excellent, and coloring is vivid and crisp...

Made by Federal glass Company, Signed dorothy Thorpe. This beautiful pattern known as California wildflowers was designed by Dorothy Thorpe in the Eames Era. Born in 1901,she passed away in 1989. Heavy bottom, rocks, or old fashioned whiskey glasses of clear glass with a profusion of vines and multi colored flowers, such as moss roses and morning glories. Measures 4 1/4" tall and has a top diameter of 3 1/4". I have 11 available in this size, and price is for each...

Nice crystal clear servin spoon with pattern in the glass handle. Measures 9 3/4" long and is in perfect condition with no nicks or cracks.

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...

Here is the forest green colored "roly poly" juice tumbler that was made by the Anchor Hocking glass company circa the 1950's-70's. This tumbler measures 3 3/8" tall and the condition is excellent. A nice addition for your forest green glass collection. 5 available. I will list other sizes too. See my catalog. This is for the smallest size pictured here in this photo.

Here is the forest green colored "roly poly" tumbler that was made by the Anchor Hocking glass company circa the 1950's-70's. This tumbler measures 4 3/8" tall and the condition is excellent. A nice addition for your forest green glass collection. 9 available. I will list other sizes too. See my catalog. This is for the medium size pictured here in this photo.

Here is the forest green colored "roly poly" tumbler that was made by the Anchor Hocking glass company circa the 1950's-70's. This tumbler measures 5" tall and the condition is excellent. A nice addition for your forest green glass collection. 11 available. I will list other sizes too. See my catalog. This is for the largest size pictured here in this photo.

Anchor Hocking Forest Green Bubble, Inspiration, or Burple footed tumbler for juice or wine. 1950-1967. 5" tall, 6 ounce. Excellent condition, I have just one available in this size. Please see my other listings for assorted sizes in this pattern

Anchor Hocking Forest Green Bubble, Inspiration, or Burple champange or tall sherbert, 1950-1967. 3 7/8" tall, 3 3/4" wide. Excellent condition, I have 4 available in this size. Please see my other listings for assorted sizes in this pattern

Anchor Hocking Forest Green Bubble, Inspiration, or Burple tumbler or goblet 1950-1967. 5 7/8" tall, 3 1/2" wide, 9-10 ounce. Excellent condition, I have 3 available in this size. Please see my other listings for assorted sizes in this pattern.

Fenton's powder blue satin glass plate is number two in this series.'Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness' is the inscription on the bottom of this plate issued January 1st 1974 for the 'General Federation of Women's Club' in celebration of our bi-centennial. There are no chips-cracks or repairs. No box. I have the other three listed to this series.

Fenton Bi-Centennial Plate #4 in Series 1776-1976 in Box This Fenton plate in antique powder blue satin glass was the fourth in a series to commemorate the bi-centennial in 1976. The front of this plate has a wreath garland around the rim, and shows the ringing of the Liberty Bell. The back says: Issued January 1, 1976. Number Four in a Series of Four. Official United States of America Bicentennial Commemorative Project of the General Federation of Women's Clubs...

A wonderful 8 1/4" Fenton Bicentennial plate. The front of this plate has George Washington kneeling in prayer. The title to this plate is "In God We Trust". These plates were issued in January 1976. The back of the plate says "Official United States Of America Bicentennial Commemorative Project Of The General Federation Of Women's Clubs". "Once declared, Independence had yet to be won...

Fenton Bi-Centennial Plate #1 in Series 1776-1976 This Fenton plate in powder blue satin glass was the first in a series to commemorate the bi-centennial in 1976. The front of this plate has a wreath garland around the rim, and shows Patrick Henry as he gave his "Give me liberty, or give me death" speech. The back says: Issued January 1, 1973. Number One in a Series of Four. Official United States of America Bicentennial Commemorative Project of the General Federation of Women's Clubs...

This avocado green creamer was made between 1970's and 1980's by either Indiana Glass or Tiffin, but this pattern was in production since the 1890's. Collectors call this pattern "Kings Crown", but the original manufacture, U.S.Glass at Tiffin, Ohio, called it "Thumbprint".

A nice kings crown compote with the shiny gold top band. Clear thumbprint pattern. Measures 5 1/4" tall and is in excellent condition. No damages, and the goldis nice and bright and shiny all over. Made by Tiffin or Indiana glass. Co. I have 2 available. Price is for each.

Nice stemmed goblet in the kings crown pattern. Measures 4 1/8" tall,which is just 1/8" shorter than the Indiana glass ones of this size. These may be Tiffin. Just slightly smaller Thumbprints on the stem and the lower bottom of glass. 2 mold lines. A pretty deep amber or gold color. Perfect condition. I now have 3 . Price is for each.

Kings crown by Indiana glass. Pretty blue carnival glass color compote. Excellent irridescent coloring. This is the Kings Crown Thumbprint pattern. This footed candy dish measures 5 inches wide and 5 1/2 inches tall. Three mold lines. Excellent condition. See other kings crown items I have listed in my catalog.