Antique Glass

Made from 1959 to 1970, Fostoria's Heirloom is a free form pattern that offers unusual and unique designs. This piece is the #2720/170 Florette bowl which has the points  More »

Made from 1959 to 1970, Fostoria's Heirloom is a free form pattern that offers unusual and unique designs. This piece is the #2720/170 Florette bowl which has the points turning inward. A beautiful blue opalescent color, this bowl is approximately 6" square, 3" in height and is in excellent condition.   « Less

Offered here for your consideration is a beautiful centerpiece / table appointment featuring pieces from the popular Cambridge Arms line. With the amount and variation of the  More »

Offered here for your consideration is a beautiful centerpiece / table appointment featuring pieces from the popular Cambridge Arms line. With the amount and variation of the pieces shown, you can create many, many different show stopping designs.The centerpiece pictured measures 13 1/2" in height overall. What you will be receiving are:1 - #628 Single Candlestick, 4" in height,4 - Peg Nappies, 5 1/8" in diameter,3 - Epergne Vases, 7" in length,2 - Candle Arms, each individual arm extends 4 1/8" from center,1 - Vase Arm, each individual arm extends 4 1/8" from center All of the pieces are in EXCELLENT condition...crystal clear and free of nicks, chips or cracks.Pictures are available of individual pieces upon request.   « Less

From what little I've been able to learn, it appears that Cambridge only produced their milk glass items for a period of about six months during 1954. This would leave me to  More »

From what little I've been able to learn, it appears that Cambridge only produced their milk glass items for a period of about six months during 1954. This would leave me to believe that those pieces are probably a bit scarce.Presented here is a beautiful covered, handled urn. A very bright white in color, the quality of the piece is quite evident in both look and feel. With the lid in place, the urn is 10" in height and it is in outstanding condition. VERY elegant...simple and classic.   « Less

This offering is for a set of 4 of traditional wine goblets featuring Fostoria's #328 Meadow Rose etch. Produced on the #6016 Wilma stem line, these wines are approximately 5  More »

This offering is for a set of 4 of traditional wine goblets featuring Fostoria's #328 Meadow Rose etch. Produced on the #6016 Wilma stem line, these wines are approximately 5 1/2" in height, 2 1/2" in diameter at the rim and have about a 3 1/2 ounce capacity. All are in excellent condition.This size is sometimes hard to find so be sure to add these to your collection while available.   « Less

Fostoria's Etch #328, Meadow Rose, was produced from 1936 to 1975 and remains popular to this day. Offered here is a set of 4 Meadow Rose water goblets on the #6016 stem  More »

Fostoria's Etch #328, Meadow Rose, was produced from 1936 to 1975 and remains popular to this day. Offered here is a set of 4 Meadow Rose water goblets on the #6016 stem line. This is the same line that was also used for Navarre stemware.With a 10 ounce capacity, these beauties are 7 5/8" in height and 3 1/2" in diameter across the rim. They are crystal clear and free of any chips, nicks or cracks.   « Less

One of Tiffin's popular basket etches, Adam was produced from 1913 to 1934, and this particular piece, the #33 vase, is the only documented item with the Adam etch that was  More »

One of Tiffin's popular basket etches, Adam was produced from 1913 to 1934, and this particular piece, the #33 vase, is the only documented item with the Adam etch that was produced in any other color than crystal.This lovely vase is a warm, amber color and features a lovely ruffled rim. It is a tad under 10" in height and measures 3 3/4" in diameter across the rim. The beautiful etching extends from just below the rim all the way to the base. Other than a small amount of shelf wear on the bottom, the vase is free of any chips, nicks or cracks. A lovely vase for display or use.   « Less

Designed for use on Cambridge's Pristine blank, Firenze is a beautiful, elaborate etching that is infrequently seen today. It was introduced circa 1937 and discontinued  More »

Designed for use on Cambridge's Pristine blank, Firenze is a beautiful, elaborate etching that is infrequently seen today. It was introduced circa 1937 and discontinued before 1940.These gorgeous goblets have an 11 ounce capacity and measure approximately 7 1/8" in height, 3 3/4" in diameter across the rim. They have wafered stems and the bowl shape would allow them to serve as fabulous wine goblets as well. Beautiful pieces in excellent condition!   « Less

This is a nice, large #1305 vase that was produced by Cambridge Glass. It features a wide optic bowl and the popular keyhole stem.Free of any nicks, chips or cracks, this  More »

This is a nice, large #1305 vase that was produced by Cambridge Glass. It features a wide optic bowl and the popular keyhole stem.Free of any nicks, chips or cracks, this piece is 10 1/4" in height and approximately 6 1/2" in diameter at the widest point. I know that this style vase isn't seen very often, so it would be a great addition to your collection.   « Less

This beautiful piece had a couple of different names before finally becoming Crystolite in 1938. Heisey produced this candelabrum from 1937 to 1953. It features a unique  More »

This beautiful piece had a couple of different names before finally becoming Crystolite in 1938. Heisey produced this candelabrum from 1937 to 1953. It features a unique petaled or scalloped base and rosette shaped bobeches which hold 5 prisms each.The candlestick, or candelabrum, is approximately 5 3/4" in height, has a 10" span with the bobeches in place, and a base diameter of 5". It is in excellent condition and beautifully clear.   « Less

The most interesting thing that I found on these Fostoria #2395 1/2 scroll candlesticks is the fact that I have been unable to find any reference at all that the #281 etch,  More »

The most interesting thing that I found on these Fostoria #2395 1/2 scroll candlesticks is the fact that I have been unable to find any reference at all that the #281 etch, Verona, was ever produced in amber.This lovely etch, with its scrollwork and basket of trailing vines, ran from 1929 to 1931. The color of the candlesticks is just beautiful...very warm and rich...and the styling is both decorative and classic.These pieces are approximately 5" in height, 4 1/2" across the scrolled handles, and have an oval base that measures 4 3/8" in length and 3 1/2" at the widest point. Both candle holders are in excellent condition, free of any chips, nicks or cracks.   « Less