What an unusual and interesting piece this is! Produced by Consolidated Glass from 1927 to the 1940's, I am pleased to be offering this hard to find Catalonian nasturtium  More »

What an unusual and interesting piece this is! Produced by Consolidated Glass from 1927 to the 1940's, I am pleased to be offering this hard to find Catalonian nasturtium vase.Also called Old Spanish, the bulbous vase with its four openings is in excellent condition. This handmade, blown glass piece has a rough pontil and measures approximately 6 1/2" at the widest points and 4 1/4" in height. The color is Consolidated's emerald green...very bright and vibrant. Though it is primarily considered to be elegant, depression era glassware, this piece would also appeal to the art glass afficionado. Very cool!   « Less

Cambridge's Wildflower is a fairly popular etch which was produced in the 1940's and 50's. It is featured here in the gold encrusted version on this lovely #3400/9 footed and  More »

Cambridge's Wildflower is a fairly popular etch which was produced in the 1940's and 50's. It is featured here in the gold encrusted version on this lovely #3400/9 footed and covered candy box. This piece is 6 1/2" in height with the lid seated and measures 7 1/4" across the handled sides and 6" across the flat sides.Condition of the candy box is excellent...there are no chips, nicks or cracks and only minimal gold loss to report. Stunning piece!   « Less

The patent for these candlesticks was approved in 1940 and they were produced until about 1949. Commonly referred to as "Squirrel's Tail" by collectors, these are the #415  More »

The patent for these candlesticks was approved in 1940 and they were produced until about 1949. Commonly referred to as "Squirrel's Tail" by collectors, these are the #415 Flame candlesticks from New Martinsville.Crystal clear and in excellent condition, these candle holders are 6 1/2" in height with bases that measure 3 1/2" by 4". These are really nice, and with their rectangular bases, would even make nice bookends.   « Less

What a treat it was for me to come across this little jewel. In the years that I've been collecting glassware, I believe that this is the first Tiffin cruet I've  More »

What a treat it was for me to come across this little jewel. In the years that I've been collecting glassware, I believe that this is the first Tiffin cruet I've seen.Presented for your consideration is this #179 oil with the lovely Thistle etching. This pattern was produced by Tiffin from 1920 to 1934.The cruet measures approximately 6 1/4" in height with the stopper in place and should have a capacity of about 3 1/2 ounces. It is in excellent condition...free of nicks, chips or cracks. There is some slight "scratching" where the stopper fits, but that is pretty much the norm with these pieces. Really a beautiful and hard to find piece.   « Less

I have six cobalt blue footed goblets available for you to add to your depression glass collection! These were producted by the L.E. Smith Glass Company from 1920 to 1934 and  More »

I have six cobalt blue footed goblets available for you to add to your depression glass collection! These were producted by the L.E. Smith Glass Company from 1920 to 1934 and are the Mt. Pleasant pattern. The goblets are VERY thick glass, with each goblet weighing in at 3/4 lb. These make great iced tea glasses! Each tumbler is 6" in height and 2 7/8" across the mouth, holding 7 fluid oz.There are six tumblers available, priced at $15 each, or all six goblets for $80. The book value on these is $28 per stem!Please contact Bruce at Solarbearz@gmail.com to ask for exact shipping costs to your zip code, or if you have questions on this listing. Shipping price quoted will be actual shipping charges and insurance, no handling fees are added.   « Less

Four saucer champagnes from the Tiffin Glass Company with the Persian Pheasant etching are offered. The saucer champagnes, also called tall sherbets, are on the No. 17358  More »

Four saucer champagnes from the Tiffin Glass Company with the Persian Pheasant etching are offered. The saucer champagnes, also called tall sherbets, are on the No. 17358 stem blank and measure 6 5/8" tall, 4" wide, and hold 8 fluid oz. This etching was produced from 1945 to 1966. All four stems are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, flea bites, or cloudiness. The glass just sparkles! The unboxed weight of the stem is 1/2 lb per stem. These stems book for $25 each.There are four stems available, priced at $15 per stem, or all four stems for $55.Please contact Bruce at Solarbearz@gmail.com to ask for exact shipping costs to your zip code, or if you have questions on this listing. Shipping price quoted will be actual shipping charges and insurance, no handling fees are added.   « Less

Fostoria Nouveau is one of my favorite stemware patterns. I happen to have four water goblets in this pattern left over after completing my set, and I am making the extras  More »

Fostoria Nouveau is one of my favorite stemware patterns. I happen to have four water goblets in this pattern left over after completing my set, and I am making the extras available to you!Fostoria Glass Company produced the Nouveau pattern from 1980 to 1981. This Nouveau etch (No. 42) is found on the 'Pavilion' stem (blank No. 6143) with a smoky gray bowl. The water goblets stand 7 1/2" tall and 3 3/8" across the mouth, holding 7 fluid oz. All four stems are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, or flea bites. Each stem weighs less than 1 lb, with total weight for all stems at 3 lb.This listing is four four stems, priced at $18 per stem or $60 for all four stems. If you purchase all four stems I will include a fifth stem with a small rim chip for no additional charge.Please contact Bruce at Solarbearz@gmail.com to ask for exact shipping costs to your zip code, or if you have questions on this listing. Shipping price quoted will be actual shipping charges and insurance, no handling fees are added.   « Less

Available are six hard-to-find dinner plates with the Chintz (No. 338) etching. These were produced by the Fostoria Glass Company on the Baroque blank beginning in 1940. The  More »

Available are six hard-to-find dinner plates with the Chintz (No. 338) etching. These were produced by the Fostoria Glass Company on the Baroque blank beginning in 1940. The dinner plates measure 9 1/2" across and are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, or cloudiness. There may be the odd faint usage mark in the center of one or two but most do not have any utensil marks and were probably never used. These dinner plates are difficult to find and book for between $55 and $60 each.The price of these dinner plates is $30 each when purchasing one to two plates. For purchasing three to five plates the price is $27.50 per plate. For purchasing all six plates the price is $25.00 per plate.Please contact Bruce at Solarbearz@gmail.com to ask for exact shipping costs to your zip code, or if you have questions on this listing. Shipping price quoted will be actual shipping charges and insurance, no handling fees are added.   « Less

This listing is for ONE Cambridge Decagon No. 3077 pink water goblet, with a total of FOUR goblets available. Each goblet is 7 1/4" tall and 3 1/2" across the top, and holds  More »

This listing is for ONE Cambridge Decagon No. 3077 pink water goblet, with a total of FOUR goblets available. Each goblet is 7 1/4" tall and 3 1/2" across the top, and holds 8 liquid oz. to the rim. All four goblets are in mint condition, with no chips, flakes, or flea bites. This pattern was produced in 1933. Unboxed weight for this item is 0.25 lbs per stem, or 1.0 lb for all four goblets.Price for each goblet is $18. If buying all four goblets, the reduced combined price will be $60 for all four, plus I will add a fifth goblet with a small rim chip for free if you request it.Please contact Bruce at Solarbearz@gmail.com to ask for exact shipping costs to your zip code, or if you have questions on this listing. Shipping price quoted will be actual shipping charges and insurance, no handling fees are added.   « Less

Not only do I find Heisey's #451 etch, Lafayette, one of their most interesting designs, I absolutely love the Carcassonne blank showcasing the etch.Lafayette features  More »

Not only do I find Heisey's #451 etch, Lafayette, one of their most interesting designs, I absolutely love the Carcassonne blank showcasing the etch.Lafayette features several different images associated with Colonial times and was produced from 1930 to 1937. The #3390 Carcassonne blank has a nice, large bowl, wafered stem and unique squared foot.The set of eight water goblets shown here have the taller of the stems produced in this line. They are approximately 6 3/8" in height and have an 11 ounce capacity. All of the goblets are in excellent condition with the exception of one which has a couple of very minor flea bites on the rim. I'm sure the one could be easily repaired if so chosen.This pattern is not readily found. The size and lower profile of these goblets make them ideal not only for water but for iced tea as well.   « Less