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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Seneca Glass, USA, Lilly Pad Art Deco Whiskey Shot Set
Set of 5 Lily Pad Art Deco shot glasses from the 1930’s. All in excellent condition.
Made by Seneca Glass in the 1930’s, one of the pioneers of the West Virginia Glass community.
The black glass Lily Pad foot is hand crimped and applied to colorless vessel. The black glass is actually a very, very dark amethyst. Dark reds, purples and greens were used to simulate black glass back in the day because a true solid black glass recipe hadn’t yet been discovered. Holding the ‘black’ glass to the light, one will see glints of the true color. The lily pad foot reflects glints of purple.
In the old days, shot glasses were called “whiskeys”. Perhaps we should call them “Tequilas” today. Great fun to use. Measure 2.5″ tall.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Elegant set of vintage Swedish blown glass goblets.
Beautiful vintage Swedish blown glass goblets with deep hand-cut floral decor. Set of four, all in excellent condition.
The glass color is smoke gray. Made of high quality leaded glass. The hand-etched florals appear whitish against the gray background. Looks very classy. Very well done.
Blown by hand with applied domed feet and ball stems. The rims were sheared and polished. The shape of each is slightly different due to the hand-made process. Stand approximately 7″ tall, full size goblets.
Maker unknown. 90% sure they were made in the Scandinavian region, probably Sweden, by a very fine maker Estimated circa 1930 – 1970.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Set of 14 Danish modern Holmegaard cocktail tumblers. All in excellent condition. Circa 1960’s.
Hard to find in this quantity! Large set ready to serve at your next cocktail party. Perfect for the home bar.
These rock glasses were mold blown with heavy weighted bases and heat polished rims. Measure 3½” tall with a 3½” wide bowl tapering down to a 2½” wide base. A solid layer of glass on the base, ranging from ¾” to 1″ thick, provides weight and stability.
The smoked black color with just a hint of olive green is a staple color of Holmegaard (Denmark). They produced many forms in this color to accent your bar, fun to collect and use. Well-designed mid-century modern glassware.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Retro Party Beverage Set in Forest Green Glass
Retro party beverage set by Anchor Hocking, U.S.A. circa 1950’s to mid 1960’s. Back in the day, glass batches (combinations of minerals, sand, soda, etc.) were mixed according to recipes resulting in the final color of the glass. The recipe for this stunning dark emerald green color was patented by Anchor Hocking and called “Forest Green”.
This 17 piece retro party beverage set includes (1) punch bowl, (12) cups, and (4) condiment bowls. 16 of 17 are in perfect condition. One of the four small footed bowls has a small smooth chip off the foot.
The four small footed bowls are in Anchor Hocking’s “Sandwich” pattern, a vintage reproduction of a famous antique pattern. The punch bowl is 10″ round and weighs 1.5 lbs.
Made of thick, sturdy and durable Forest Green glass. Perfect for any occasion. The punch bowl can be used as a salad or fruit bowl too.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Set of 12 Anchor Hocking Forest Green glass tumblers.
Hard to find as a set! Plus this set includes (6) 3½ tall tumblers which are very hard to find.
Made by Anchor Hocking in the 1950’s to 1970’s. Patented color called Forest Green. Blown from mold.
Great for collector’s. Anchor Hocking made many forms in this color and it’s fun and relatively easy to acquire a complete table settings and decor (vases, etc.) collection.
Set includes (6) 5″ tall tumblers and (6) 3½” tumblers. All in excellent condition. Perfect for the decorative retro table but also useful for the home bar.
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Cambridge Table Glass Multi-Function AshtrayRare Cambridge table glass ashtray and smoke holder, circa 1920’s. Identified as line #3400, part #144 in Colors of Cambridge Glass II by National Cambridge Collectors, on page 62. Described as “cigarette holder, Crystal stem and ashtray foot” and valued at $75.00, published in 2007 .
This lovely vintage table charm is more than just a cigarette holder with an ashtray foot. It has an incised slit near the top for a placeholder or gift card. The cigarette holder can double as a small vase. The ashtray foot can hold treats. Unique gift with a card, flowers (or small smokes) and sweets!
A must-have for collectors of elegant Cambridge glassware. It is in excellent condition.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Over size vintage Blenko handmade crackle glass beverage pitcher in lemon.
Vintage Blenko handmade crackle glass pitcher designed and made in the late 1950’s during the pre-designer period when Blenko’s founder, Bill Blenko, created all form designs. Original Blenko catalog part number is 569P.
Beautiful lemon colored glass hand-blown and then dipped in cold water while still hot to produce the surface crackle decor. The solid glass handle was hand-pulled and applied to the crackled body. Inverted pontil mark on the center base.
Huge blown glass pitcher. Stands 13″ tall, holds at least 64 ounces. Lovely form, decor, color and large size makes this useful pitcher a great flower vase too.
In perfect condition. Sparkling clean, no residue. Measures 13″ tall, 7″ wide from handle to spout and weighs a whopping 3.10 lbs. Beautiful and useful vintage Blenko handmade glass pitcher. Will light up any table with its beauty. Perfect for bar areas too.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Vintage Italian leather wrapped decanter from the 1970’s
Vintage Italian decanter marked ‘Made in Italy’, stamped into the leather on the base. Green glass decanter is completely wrapped in real leather and adorned with a rearing lion crest.
The decor on the vintage Italian leather is hand-worked, not machined. In medieval revival style of the 1970’s. Some gold paint was used as accents, it is lighter than original as the paint has worn a bit over the years. Otherwise in fine original condition.
The big ball stopper has a plastic insert. This indicates the bottle was originally exported from Italy with booze inside, probably wine. Still gives an airtight seal, great for decanting wine, tequila or your favorite booze.
Clean inside and out. No damage. Big, measures 11.5″ tall, weighs 2 lbs. Shown in image 4 with more Italian leather and glass items from the 1970’s, available separately, see bar glass category. Perfect accent for your vintage Italian medieval style bar.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Blenko Glass Nile or Juniper rose bowl pre-designer.
This beauty was designed by Bill Blenko himself. It is a pre-1947 design, part no. 3615 S or M. We spotted in in the 1951 catalog shown by the Blenko Project.
Hand-blown orb in thick glass with a 2″ diameter opening at the top. Polished flat base ring. The perfect flower bowl. Measures 6″ wide, 17″ circumference and 4½” tall. Weighs 1.8 lbs
The intense green/blue color may be either Juniper (color produced in 1957 only) or Nile (color produced in 1959 only). Or it may be an unnamed color produced pre-1947.
At least 60 years old. In great condition with two small linear scratches on the outer side of the widest part. Barely noticeable. The polished flat base ring has heavy bottom-wear as to be expected and not considered damage.
Shown with medium sized wooden roses. Would look lovely with a handful of draping wild or garden flowers.
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Magnificent Venetian Glass Peach in Rubina Verde Gold Veil
Large and beautiful vintage Venetian glass peach blown in sommerso. It’s larger than we expect from the already large mid-20th Century mod fruit figurines. Three full pounds of art glass, a pound more than the standard large size.
The coloring graduates from red to greenish yellow. The green/yellow glass contains Uranium (element used during war time and periods when lead was scarce) and illuminates bright green under black light. This color combination was called ‘Rubena Verde’, also spelled ‘Rubina’, and is usually found on glass from the late 1800’s to early 1900’s.
Hand-blown quality glass. The Venetian glass peach is blown in sommerso (2 layers of glass blown together) with heavy, very thick walls. The ample emerald green stem and leaf were tooled separately and applied to the peach. Decorated internally with diamond quilted controlled bubbles surrounded by veils of gold aventurine. Stunning. The glass is quality and in excellent condition. The figurine has medium-weight bottom wear on the flat polished seat which is expected.
No signature. It’s hard to believe a masterpiece like this is not signed. Maker unknown. Probably Italian made, but has a small chance it could be American made (Boston area). The internal bubbles and gold veils point directly to Italy, but the unusual coloring was used in 19th and early 20th century high-end American, British and French glass too.
Weighs 3 lbs. Measures 4½” tall, 5½” at widest with a circumference of 15½”. Shown next to a medium-size lemon and lime in image 6 to help show it’s large size.
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Pair of tall castle turret PartyLite candle holder set in frosted glass.
Versatile PartyLite candle holder set hold skinny tapers up to a 3.5″ wide candle. Also look great with flowers, plants or as novelty stands.
Clear glass blown from mold and frosted semi-translucent. The pair of castle turret candle holders stand 7.25 to 7.5″ tall. The stems were drawn by hand once removed from the mold, hence one is slightly taller than the other.
Both in excellent condition. One has a whole original label still attached, the other has a label remnant. PartyLite was a glass distributor in the 1980’s. Nice candle holder set for the vanity/tub. Super decor for children’s parties and grand dining experiences.
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Antique French Scent Bottles Set of 4 Documented Maltese Cross
Set of 4 antique French scent bottles. One bottle has a Maltese Cross stopper. This bottle is shown on page 207 of Miller’s Glass Buyer’s Guide by Jeanette Hayhurst, published in 2001. The buyer’s guide value of the 2″ taller Maltese Cross bottle shown was approximately $200.00 and dated to 1900 (see image 7).
The caption beneath the color photo in the buyer’s guide reads: “A French glass scent bottle, the stopper in the shape of a Maltese cross. circa 1900”. The other three perfume bottles are made in the same method but in a darker shade of blue. They also date to the early 1900’s and are of French make. Probably by Baccarat. No maker marks. Baccarat did not mark their products with the acid etch until 1936.
Hand-made of thick cut and polished blue leaded glass. All stoppers are original and ground to fit. All are clean inside and out. (dust seen inside one bottle in images has been removed).
Round facet cut bottle measures 2.25″ tall, The two tallest measure approx. 3.5″ tall (hand-made size differs slightly), and the Maltese Cross bottle is 3.25″ tall.
Three are in excellent condition, including the Maltese stoppered bottle. One of the taller matching ridged bottles has an eighth of an inch chip on the rim seen in image 6. The beautiful small facet cut scent bottle with matching stopper looks like a jewel. All are beautiful and perfect for vanity decor and use. Offering as a st of four.
Impress your favorite lady with a set of French scent bottles over 100 years old in her stocking this year!
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Vintage Murano Glass Figurines Matching Set
Matching set of vintage Murano glass figurines in vibrant yellow and blue hand-formed glass. Both in excellent condition. Circa 1960’s to 1970’s. Hand-made in Italy.
Design attributed to Italian glass artists Seguso or Fratelli Toso, associated with the glass house Cenedese. The ‘big lipped’ fish looks like a goldfish. Fins, eyes, lip and bill are applied.
Large, mesmerizing Murano glass figurines. Goldfish measures 5″ tall, 4″ long. Bird measures 3½” tall and 5″ long. Each weigh 1 lb. Scarce items, especially as a set.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Vintage Fenton Art Glass Canister Colonial Style Pillow Optic Glass
Beautiful Fenton Art Glass canister with lid made between 1962 and 1964. The original part no. is 1780 and the pattern was called ‘Candies’. Although made to be a candy jar, this canister is perfect for kitchen, bar and bath canisters too.
Mesmerizing diamond pillow optics glitter when light shines through. Hand-blown from optic mold with polished rim and fitted lid. Well-made, nice quality. Lovely light amber color accentuates any color scheme.
Thick high quality vintage glass. The optic pattern is deep and the texture can be felt on the inside and the outside surfaces. The optic mold is a diamond pillow, look closely at the images to see the 3-D effect of the pillows.
This rare large Fenton Art Glass canister measures 7.5″ tall, 6″ at widest point. In very good condition. Light rim chiggers on inner rims (expected on old lidded glassware). No chips or cracks on the glass. Glass is sparkling clean.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Beautiful Vintage Venetian Glass Basket From Early Mid-20th Century Italy
Lovely Venetian glass basket with old sticker on base; “Genuine Venetian Glass Made in Murano Italy”. The maker’s sticker is a generic label used in the 1940’s to 1960’s. The sticker is not directly attributed to one of the infamous mid-century Italian Murano glass masters, but this lovely vintage Venetian glass basket came from one of their studios.
Hand-made in plum amethyst crystal with richly defined diamond pillow optic decor and applied colorless reeded handle and ruffled rim and base. Gold leaf is spattered throughout the colorless glass. The rim, handle and base ruffle were applied to the optic basket. Well-made by a fine artist.
In perfect condition. Measures 7½” tall, 7.75″ long, and 5.25″ wide. For the luxurious Easter basket! Eye-catching vintage venetian glass basket with multiple uses; flowers, fruit, business cards, etc.
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Antique Cobalt Blue caged glass hand-blown into metal.
Beautiful deep cobalt blue glass blown into hand-formed metal. The artist blew the glass parison directly into the hand-formed metal cage coating the interior in a thick layer of rich cobalt blue glass and causing it to bulge out of the metal openings. This exceptional decor method is a revival of Roman era glass, copied from excavated examples discovered in the 17th Century.
The metal is solid, not plated. It is non-ferrous metal, a magnet will not stick to the metal. The ribs are hand-decorated by tool with notches. The S scroll decor on the rim and feet was also accomplished by hand. Stands on three applied feet. Three applied cigarette rests ring the top rim.
Large bowl measures 5″ tall, 5½” wide, 16¼” circumference, weighs 3 lbs. Made as an ashtray but can double as a vase or candle holder.
Extremely unique, not often seen today. Estimated circa: Early 20th century to 1940. In excellent condition.
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Pair of tall stylized Viking Art Glass Egrets in excellent condition. Circa 1960’s – 1970’s.
Perfect set of Avocado Green Egrets, part of the Viking Art Glass Epic line popular during the Mid-20th Century. Catalog Viking part number 1315.
Made by hand. The domed base and legs were molded separately and applied together. The long slender bodies were formed by hand and applied to base.
In excellent condition. Quality vintage glass. Approximately 11″ tall on a 3″ wide base. Beautiful as mantel, window, credenza decor.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Big Murano art glass dog clown weighs nearly 5 pounds!
Made by glass master De mio Giuliano in his studio located on the isle of Murano. Expert glasswork produced this very large dog sculpture which features numerous difficult decor methods.
The head and body were made separately then applied together. Each part was hand-blown in Sommerso which means at least two different pulls of glass were blown together. The inner layer is in a dark fumed graduated colors of deep red/brown, orange, yellow and gold. Fumed glass is treated with chemicals to add luminescence and sheen. The exterior layer is colorless glass. The head and body were applied together then dipped in another chemical to produce a satiny frosted effect to the exterior. The satin glass eyes, ears, nose, snout, tongue and bow were fashioned by hand and applied with heat. The stylized feet and tail were accomplished by hand-tool.
This magnificent contemporary art glass dog sculpture was created within the last 10 years. It is in excellent condition. Stands 10″ tall, 6½” at widest base, and weighs a healthy 4¾ pounds. Polished flat base with pontil scar evident. A pontil scar is the area where the glassblower’s punty rod held the piece during forming.
This big silly puppy is perfect for a high shelf in the baby or kids room. Or a great addition to a clown collection. Every clown needs a good clown dog.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Hand blown Blenko glass pinch decanter with original stopper in dark blood red.
Blenko Art Glass original part #49 pinched glass decanter, designed in the late 1940’s. This is known as a “pre-designer” item when William Blenko (founder) was head designer. Production continued to the early 1970’s.
Hand blown Blenko glass pinch decanter with pontil scar on base. Weighs 2.2 lbs. The body has a couple unintentional bubbles trapped within the glass, commonly found on Blenko hand blown glass objects.
In excellent condition. A full ring of bottom-wear caused by years of surface contact is on the base. The glass is brilliant. The color is uncommon. It is a very dark red, with slight hints of deep amethyst. Hard to image the fabulous color. The color darkens and lightens with the thickness of the glass at the neck and the base.
Stopper is ground to fit. Stopper has stylized intentional bubble. Stopper is original to bottle. Stands 10″ tall with stopper. Full-size decanter.
Blenko Art Glass made these distinctive decanters in a wide range of wonderful colors. The decanters, as with most Blenko products, vary slightly in size due to the hand-made process. Shown in image 5 is a ruby red bubble glass tumbler sitting next to this blood red decanter, to help show the color intensity difference. Image 7 is an early Blenko catalog page showing the #49 pinch decanter. Beautiful and hard to find decanters are great collectors items.
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Retro glass mushroom stopper for decanters. Will fit almost any size decanter opening!
Very hard to find mid-century modern mushroom stopper. This stopper once adorned a a beautiful hand blown cinnamon brown decanter made in 1960 by Blenko Art Glass. The decanter met it’s demise on a ceramic floor, but the elusive stopper survived.
The hand-blown glass mushroom stopper measures 4½” wide and 1½ tall cap. The insert is only 1¼ inch wide at the base of the cap, tapering down to ½” at the end. This stopper will fit most decanters because the mushroom cap floats over the decanter rim.
Image four shows this stopper atop a cinnamon brown retro tumbler to illustrate the cap ‘floating’ over a large opening.
The stopper is hollow. The interior is clean. Blotches on images are reflections from the studio lights, the stopper’s color is uniform. It’s in excellent condition.
We have a good selection of antique and vintage stoppers available – Click to view.
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Erik Hoglund cast glass bowl set of 10! Designed for Boda Glassworks (Sweden) 1953–1973. Hoglund is infamous for his embossed designs ranging from sublime to naughty to hilarious.
Five of this set feature a big Viking man holding a shield and looking threatening as he swings is huge ax. The other five depict his raiding ship. All ten items are in excellent condition.
Nine are in olive green and one is in forest green. Measure 2½” square. Hoglund used them in his lighting fixtures designs (see example in image 5). But they were also offered as little dishes with multiple uses. Sauce, salt or butter dishes, vanity catch-all, candle holders, party favors, caviar, paperweights, perfect ashtrays for those little smokes, etc.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Scarce Pilgrim Art Glass Monkey Pair Handmade Mid-20th Century Figurines
Pair of Pilgrim art glass monkey figurines both in excellent shape, one with original label. Very hard to find these fine handmade monkeys without damage. This pair is perfect. They are about 40 years old.
Part number 918 of the Wonderful World of Pilgrim Art Glass Animals line featured in the 1970 catalog. Formed by hand with thick, quality vintage glass. Beautiful deep and undulating amber color. The golden honey color lightens and darkens according to the glass thickness and lighting conditions.
This scarce pair of varmints would make an excellent gift for your favorite Pilgrim art glass or art glass figurine collector. Pristine condition. Measure approximately 3.75″ tall, 3.25″ wide. One is slightly smaller then the other. Made by hand in 1970’s USA.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Sweet little Fire King 1950s pink, white with gold trim chili bowl.
The pink graduating to white coloring is affectionately called ‘Cotton Candy’ by Fire-King collectors. Fire-King called the pink color ‘rose-ite’.
This bowl has a thickly applied gold rim. The gold is 98% present, highly unusual since it is at least over 60 years old. The bowl is in near perfect condition with the only sign of age is the slight wear to the gold mention.
Measures 5″ wide and 2¼” tall. Marked on the base; Fire-King Ovenware 20, Made in the U.S.A..
Fire King 1950s glass was made with borosilicate which made it extremely sturdy. Today’s Fire-King glass is made in Brazil with tempered soda-lime-silicate glass producing a much less dense glass susceptable to leaching, scratching and breaking, and it doesn’t distribute heat as well as original vintage/antique Fire-King made in the USA by Anchor Hocking.
Very hard to find. Fill it with something sweet and it’s a perfect gift for your favorite FireKing enthusiast.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Gooseberry pink on white mixing bowl from mid-century Pyrex Cinderella series 440. This bowl is part no. 441, 1½ pint.
Vintage kitchen mixing bowl in very good condition. Produced in 1957 to early 1960’s. The Gooseberry series came in white on pink, pink on white, white and black. Pink on white and white on pink are extremely desirable today.
Since the invention of the dishwasher, most Pyrex Gooseberry bowls found today have heat and water damage to the pattern causing color fading. In use for approximately 60 years, most of these mixing bowls show major scratching.
This bowl is as bright as the day it was made and has minimal surface scratching. Must look close to find.
Vintage Pyrex is of far higher quality than new because they were made with borosilicate glass instead of the soda-lime glass used in contemporary products. Borosilicate glass is much stronger and dense. Pyrex products, vintage and new, are oven safe at reasonable temperatures. Always soak and wash with a soft cloth. Do not scrub with abrasives! It is a bad idea to put vintage Pyrex in the dishwasher.
We have another 4 quart Cinderella Gooseberry white on pink mixing bowl available as shown in image 5. More Gooseberry items available in Kitchen Glass category.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Vintage Kitchenware Gooseberry pink on white mixing bowl from mid-century Pyrex Cinderella series 440. This bowl is part no. 443, 1½ quart.
Vintage kitchen mixing bowl in very good condition. Produced in 1957 to early 1960’s. The Gooseberry series came in white on pink, pink on white, white and black. Pink on white and white on pink are extremely desirable today.
Since the invention of the dishwasher, most Pyrex Gooseberry bowls found today have heat and water damage to the pattern causing color fading. In use for approximately 60 years, most of these mixing bowls show major scratching.
This bowl is as bright as the day it was made and has minimal shallow surface scratching. Must look close to find.
Vintage kitchenware Pyrex is of far higher quality than new because they were made with borosilicate glass instead of the soda-lime glass used in contemporary products. Borosilicate glass is much stronger and dense. Pyrex products, vintage and new, are oven safe at reasonable temperatures. Always soak and wash with a soft cloth. Do not scrub with abrasives! It is a bad idea to put vintage Pyrex in the dishwasher.
We have another smaller 1½ pint #441 Pyrex Cinderella Gooseberry pink on white mixing bowl available as shown on the right in image 1. The bowl offered here is on the left in image 1. More Gooseberry items available in Kitchen Glass category.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Pink Gooseberry refrigerator dish with original cover.
In great condition. From the 1950’s Pyrex 500 series. This is the small 1½ cup size, part number 501B.
These quality vintage made covered dishes are perfect for food storage. The glass does not leach into the food and is reused over and over again, no disposable waste. And they can be put in the oven straight from the fridge if desired.
Vintage Pyrex is of far higher quality than new because they were made with borosilicate glass instead of the soda-lime glass used in contemporary products. Borosilicate glass is much stronger and dense. Pyrex products, vintage and new, are oven safe at reasonable temperatures. Always soak and wash with a soft cloth. Do not scrub with abrasives! It is a bad idea to put vintage Pyrex in the dishwasher.Since the invention of the dishwasher, most Pyrex Gooseberry found today have heat and water damage to the pattern causing color fading. In use for approximately 60 years, most of these sturdy dishes show major scratching and/or fading.
This vintage covered refridgetor Gooseberry dish is in great condition. Very few shallow scratches can be detected if looking very closely. Original lid.
Since the invention of the dishwasher, most Pyrex Gooseberry found today have heat and water damage to the pattern causing color fading. In use for approximately 60 years, most of these sturdy dishes show major scratching. This covered storage bowl is as bright as the day it was made and has no surface scratching.
Produced in 1957 to early 1960’s. The Gooseberry series came in white on pink, pink on white, white and black. Pink on white and white on pink are very desirable today.
We have a matching Pink Gooseberry refrigerator dish 1½ pint, #502 available separately, shown in image 4. Click here to view. More Gooseberry items available in Kitchen Glass category.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Pyrex Pink Gooseberry refrigerator dish with original cover.
In perfect condition. From the 1950’s Pyrex 500 series. This is the medium 1½ pint size, part number 502. Fits one pound of butter perfectly.
These quality vintage made covered dishes are perfect for food storage. The glass does not leach into the food and is reused over and over again, no disposable waste. And they can be put in the oven straight from the fridge if desired.
Vintage Pyrex is of far higher quality than new because they were made with borosilicate glass instead of the soda-lime glass used in contemporary products. Borosilicate glass is much stronger and dense. Pyrex products, vintage and new, are oven safe at reasonable temperatures. Always soak and wash with a soft cloth. Do not scrub with abrasives! It is a bad idea to put vintage Pyrex in the dishwasher. Since the invention of the dishwasher, most Pyrex Gooseberry found today have heat and water damage to the pattern causing color fading. In use for approximately 60 years, most of these sturdy dishes show major scratching.
This covered storage bowl is as bright as the day it was made and has no surface scratching. Covered with the original lid.
Produced in 1957 to early 1960’s. The Gooseberry series came in white on pink, pink on white, white and black. Pink on white and white on pink are very desirable today.
We have a matching Pyrex Pink Gooseberry refrigerator dish 1½ cup, #501-B available separately, shown in image 4. More Gooseberry items available in Kitchen Glass category.
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Vintage Kitchen ovenware covered casserole set of 3 in Gooseberry.
Mid-20th Century Pyrex Gooseberry 1½ quart casserole dish #474-B, 1 quart casserole dish #473 and 1½ pint #472. All have Pyrex marked lids, but they are not original. The pattern was designed in 1957 by Philip Johnson and produced until 1966.
Vintage Pyrex is of far higher quality than new because they were made with borosilicate glass instead of the soda-lime glass used in contemporary products. Borosilicate glass is much stronger and dense. Pyrex products, vintage and new, are oven safe at reasonable temperatures. Always soak and wash with a soft cloth. Do not scrub with abrasives! It is a bad idea to put vintage Pyrex in the dishwasher.
Since the invention of the dishwasher, most Pyrex Gooseberry found today have heat and water damage to the pattern causing color fading. In use for approximately 60 years, most of these sturdy dishes show major scratching. These covered casserole dishes are as bright as the day they were made and have very minimal surface scratching.
The Gooseberry series came in white on pink, pink on white, white and black. Pink on white and white on pink are very desirable today. The lids for the various Gooseberry forms are often lost to breakage. Pyrex marked fitting lids are replacements.
Perfect for the vintage kitchen ovenware! More Gooseberry items available in Kitchen Glass category.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Large Pyrex Gooseberry pink and white mixing bowl.
From mid-century Pyrex mixing bowl series 440. This bowl is part no. 444, the largest of the series. Four quart capacity. Measures 13″ in length.
It is in very good condition. Produced in 1957 to early 1960’s. The Gooseberry series came in white on pink, pink on white, white and black. Pink on white and white on pink are extremely desirable today.
Since the invention of the dishwasher, most Pyrex Gooseberry bowls found today have heat and water damage to the pattern causing color fading. In use for approximately 60 years, most of these mixing bowls show major scratching. This bowl is as bright as the day it was made and has minimal surface scratching. Must look close to find.
Vintage Pyrex is of far higher quality than new because they were made with borosilicate glass instead of the soda-lime glass used in contemporary products. Borosilicate glass is much stronger and dense. Pyrex products, vintage and new, are oven safe at reasonable temperatures. Always soak and wash with a soft cloth. Do not scrub with abrasives! It is a bad idea to put vintage Pyrex in the dishwasher.
Note: images show a half moon shadow at the rim. This was caused by lighting, the color is uniform.
We have another 4 quart Cinderella Gooseberry white on pink mixing bowl available as shown in image 5. More Gooseberry items available in Kitchen Glass category.
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Items in the Retro Art Glass Museum are not for sale. Read more about this item below. To view Retro Art Glass items for sale click here…Mesmerizing Barovier & Toso Murano bowl hand-made with ruby glass, intentional bubbles and swirls of gold.
Created with 2½ pounds of ruby glass, with a slight pink tone like dark cranberry glass, and swirls of gold aventurine. Trapped inside the glass are expertly placed air bubbles. Measures 7″ at widest and 2½” tall.
In excellent condition. Polished flat base retains a label remnant. Estimated circa 1940 to 1970. Beautiful piece of vintage art glass.
Hand-made of quality colored crystal. At least of vintage age.
As shown in 20th Century Art Glass Glass Encyclopedia Barovier & Toso ‘Zebrati’ gold leaf + red swirl glass bowl
This leaf bowl form was designed by Barovier & Toso, a Murano Italy glasshouse established in 1936.
The decor on the leaf bowl offered here is different. The company made the same form in many different decor styles.