Carnival bowl in the Lily Pons pattern made by Indiana Glass. This bowl is in perfect condition measuring 7 inches in diameter and approx. 3 inches high. Sunflower design on the bottom of the bowl.
Beautiful iridescent low glass bowl and matching candleholder bowls made by Federal Glass in the Celestial pattern, similar to a sunray. The colors are exquisite in cranberry/amethyst/purple, and amber/marigold/yellow. Blue is also apparent in the light! Very rich and deep colors.
Amber/Yellow depression glass square luncheon plate made by Federal Glass during the years 1932-1939 in the Madrid pattern. 8 7/8" (23 cm). Excellent barely used condition, were kept in storage most of the plate's life, no damage. Beautiful
Cambridge Glass 2-lite Keyhole Candleholder made during 1930-53. No etching, very pretty clear glass. Measuring 6" (15.25 cm) x 8" (20 cm). No chips, crack or damage, some superficial scratches on base. Gorgeous!
Gorgeous cream jug and open double-handle sugar in very clear glass and thick silver overlay single daisy on each side. No missing silver and no damage to either piece (photos do show some black spots; however, it is only mirrored reflection). Applied glass handles to sugar and jug. Open Sugar measures 3" (7.5 cm) high, 3" opening (7.5 cm) Cream Jug measures 4" high (10 cm), 3" opening (7.5 cm) to spout. Marked on the underneath are the number B118 on each piece. Circa ...click for details
Beautifully crafted black satin footed trumpet vase made by Tiffin Glass. 8" tall (20 cm), with flared opening measuring 3.5" (9 cm). It's no wonder that this type of glass was so popular and so adored ... it feels like satin to the touch. No damage to the glass however, there is a superficial scratch to the light. Truly gorgeous!
Jeannette Glass bowl features two swans - their graceful heads forming the handles on each side of the pink hued, crimped bowl - their wings fanning out to join onto each side. Measuring 7" x 7.5" at its widest point, this bowl is free from chips, cracks and crazing. Excellent condition.
