I think I would be safe to say that you don't see these candlesticks every day. Measuring approximately 17 1/2" in height overall, these stunning pieces were produced by  More»

I think I would be safe to say that you don't see these candlesticks every day. Measuring approximately 17 1/2" in height overall, these stunning pieces were produced by Cambridge Glass circa the 1940's and later. Each candlestick or candelabrum consists of a gold trimmed, step based #1612 Dolphin candlestick, gold trimmed bobeche with 10 prisms, and a #1606 hurricane shade with the beautiful gold encrusted Chantilly etching.ALL of the pieces are in excellent condition. Even the prisms appear to be in very good shape...maybe just a nibble or two on the tips. These pieces are sheer elegance and have been in a glass display in my home for quite some time...never used.More pictures are available upon request. Will not separate the pair.To ensure safe arrival and also for insurance purposes, these candlesticks will be well packaged and shipped separately.   «Less

This guy is great! During the 1940's, Paden City did some private work for Barth Art Glass using Barth's molds. This Pelican is one of those rare animals that was produced  More»

This guy is great! During the 1940's, Paden City did some private work for Barth Art Glass using Barth's molds. This Pelican is one of those rare animals that was produced then. Standing approximately 10" tall, the detail on the pelican is extremely good. He is crystal clear and other than a couple of the usual straw marks and some very minor shelf wear on the bottom, he's in great condition. WAY COOL!   «Less

I believe this interesting piece probably dates to the 30's or 40's. It was produced by New Martinsville who really made some beautiful quality figurines and bookends. This  More»

I believe this interesting piece probably dates to the 30's or 40's. It was produced by New Martinsville who really made some beautiful quality figurines and bookends. This particular figurine was fashioned to represent a tiger. In my opinion it could be any of a number of the large cats, not just a tiger. It is a nice, heavy piece with very good detail and the glass is crystal clear. The base measures 5 7/8" in length and 3" in width while the overall height is approximately 6 1/2". Excellent condition.   «Less

I'm uncertain when Tiffin produced these beautiful paperweights / figurines. This listing is for the male pheasant, depicted with his head up, and featuring the popular Copen  More»

I'm uncertain when Tiffin produced these beautiful paperweights / figurines. This listing is for the male pheasant, depicted with his head up, and featuring the popular Copen Blue coloring.A free hand piece, this pheasant measures approximately 13" in length, from the tip of his beak to the tip of his tail, and 7" in height. He is in wonderful condition...free of nicks, chips or cracks...and retains his original price tag of $368 on the bottom.   «Less

Isn't this guy great? He's just the cutest thing! I believe this cookie jar is from the 1950's or so. He was produced by American Bisque / Cardinal and is whimsical in every  More»

Isn't this guy great? He's just the cutest thing! I believe this cookie jar is from the 1950's or so. He was produced by American Bisque / Cardinal and is whimsical in every way, from the expression on his face to the "Go ahead Make a pig of yourself" printed between his ears. This little piggy measures approximately 7 3/4" in height and 9" at the widest points. It is free of chips, but does have quite a bit of crazing and discoloration at the bottom, both inside and out. I have seen 3 or 4 of these particular cookie jars, and the crazing seems to be the norm with these as all I've seen have the same. He's still just cute as a bug and would look great in any kitchen!   «Less

This cute little elephant figurine was produced by Heisey from 1944 to 1955 and was one of three elephants they made. Often referred to as Elephant #2 or Mama Elephant, this  More»

This cute little elephant figurine was produced by Heisey from 1944 to 1955 and was one of three elephants they made. Often referred to as Elephant #2 or Mama Elephant, this piece is solid glass and measures approximately 4" in height and 6 1/2" in length from trunk to tail. She has her trunk lowered and outstretched with it curling into a loop at the end. The figurine is in wonderful condition. The glass is crystal clear, bright, and free of any nicks, chips or cracks.   «Less

Originally produced in the late 30's, this pair of New Martinsville Seal bookends are as cute as can be.With balls balanced on their noses, the seals are about 7" in  More»

Originally produced in the late 30's, this pair of New Martinsville Seal bookends are as cute as can be.With balls balanced on their noses, the seals are about 7" in height, 5" in length and 5 1/2" wide across the flippers. Both seals are crystal clear and free of any imperfections.   «Less

This original pair of Cambridge Lion bookends are somewhat hard to find. The lion, who appears to be standing on a mound, is solid glass, while the base is hollow. With heads  More»

This original pair of Cambridge Lion bookends are somewhat hard to find. The lion, who appears to be standing on a mound, is solid glass, while the base is hollow. With heads turned and mouths open, as if roaring, these majestic creatures are approximately 6" in height and 5" long at the base. Both are free of any nicks, chips or cracks and have incredible clarity. One of the bookends does have just a slight bit of roughness on one end of the base, but this seems to be a result of the molding process.   «Less

Michael Gentry was an American artist who studied all over the world, but is best known for his beautiful artwork portraying Native Americans from the middle 1800's. This  More»

Michael Gentry was an American artist who studied all over the world, but is best known for his beautiful artwork portraying Native Americans from the middle 1800's. This beautiful print, titled "White Quiver And Scout" is numbered, artist signed and comes with a signed Certificate Of Authenticity. It was at some point in time, professionally framed and matted, but there is some damage to the wood of the frame and I have adjusted the price accordingly. This is a Special Limited Edition print, with this particular print being number 109 of 650.The overall framed artwork is 35 1/4" by 28 3/4", while the actual print size is 26" by 19".I have another, unframed print by Mr. Gentry entitled "With The Wind" that I will be listing very soon. That print is hand signed and bears one of Mr. Gentry's famous "Remarks"...very hard to find.   «Less

The coloring and shape of this lovely ewer is extremely eye catching.A distinctive teal or aquamarine color, the ewer features diagonal "notches" and vertical  More»

The coloring and shape of this lovely ewer is extremely eye catching.A distinctive teal or aquamarine color, the ewer features diagonal "notches" and vertical ribbing which creates a swirled effect to the glass. The overall look is completed with a pedestal base and twisted, applied handle.This beautiful piece is in excellent condition. It measures 12 1/2" in height, 5 3/4" from spout to handle, 5 1/2" at the widest part of the body and 4 1/4" in diameter at the foot. I wish I could tell you the manufacturer or date of origin, but unfortunately, even with extensive research, I have been unable to ascertain these.   «Less