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$45.00Set of Elegant Depression Glass Mount Vernon Stemware Cocktail or Dessert
Quality Cambridge Glass Mount Vernon stemware set of four. Circa 1930’s. This fine old glass was made with a 4-part mold. Cambridge produced the Mount Vernon pattern from 1931 to 1957. These beauties are of early production. They glow yellow under black-light, indicating the presence of manganese which will turn purple if left in high light or sun light for long periods of time.
Elegant Mount Vernon stemware depression glass, used in the finer homes for everyday dishes. Sparkling clear, thick well-made glass. The rims were hand finished and fire polished to produce silky smoothness. Cambridge had a quality of glass that was almost velvety to the touch.
All in excellent condition. Cambridge part no. 42, holds 5.5 oz, stands 4″ tall.
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$175.00Beautiful large retro vintage glass swag lamp from the 1950’s with airbrushed peach flowers.
This vintage glass swag lamp is large and in perfect condition. The peach flowers were hand-painted in warm browns, oranges and yellows with black and cream stamen. The leaves are in earthy olive greens. The very light tan shading gives depth. The large glass globe is in light cream with a hint of orange. It has the look of antique ‘Peach Blow’ glass with peachy orange enamel flashing on the bottom gradually shading into the light peach color.
The flora and fauna décor is in like-new condition. It is as whole and bright as the day it was made approx. 60 years ago. Works great. Has a handy-dandy new-fangled big round on/off switch module at the end of the chain that can be attached to the wall. The switch module has wear to the plating, but it works.
There is a mark on the glass at the top of the globe near the antiqued gold-tone metal cap. It looks like some very small strips of the décor were removed when somebody removed a sticker. All else is perfect.
Nice and big vintage glass swag lamp. The globe and cap are 16 1/2“ tall with a widest girth of 31”. The wire and chain measure 11 FEET long and there’s an extra 6 feet of unchained wire to run to the wall outlet. An old green UL label is near the plug.
Probably produced by Hazel Atlas Glass in the ‘Gay Fad’ style. Back in the 1950’s ‘gay’ meant happy. Gay Fad items were decorated in florals like we see on this vintage glass swag lamp. Perfect for the sunny kitchen, bedroom or patio room. It’s a beautiful unique lamp.
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$25.00Iconic Retro Decor Maisonette Glass Canister Jar Made in Italy
Well preserved iconic retro decor Maisonette jar decorated with familiar designs of mid-century modern décor. Has the original sticker still applied to lid which reads: “Maisonette – Storage (missing word) – Hermetically Sealed – National Silver Company – Italy”. Impressed in the glass on the base: “R5 Made in Italy – 1L – 8.72”. Impressed in the glass on the lid: “Fleurlique”.
Holds 1 liter. Stands 7.25” tall. The rubber sealing band is whole and relatively soft. Metal is whole and strong. Still provides an airtight seal. The iconic retro décor features a mushroom shaker, tall stylized pepper grinder, a jug decanter and other kitchen objects in mid-century style.
Only one small nick to the enamel décor on the plant pot. There is a decorator’s miss on one of the flower pots where the original enamel dripped. No damage or signs of use. Glass is clean, no residue stains. Estimated circa 1960’s.
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$35.00Retro Glass Vase Set Doubles as Candle Votive Holders
Mold blown retro glass vase set can double as candle votives or tumblers. Includes two Pine Green and one colorless with pine cone etching.
Made by Lenox in the 1980’s. Mold blown thick-walled glass with solid weighted bases. The colorless vase has acid etched pine cone decor.
All three can be vases or candle holders, and they can be used as large beverage glasses too. As candle holders, a small votive or regular taper or larger cylinder candle will fit.
They stand 5½” tall and weigh just under 1 lb each. In like-new condition. Embossed on base with Lenox cursive ‘L’.
Perfect for Christmas decor. Makes a nice retro holiday table centerpiece.
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Beautiful little vintage crackle glass window vase in a dark olive green
Hand-blown vintage crackle glass posy window vase in excellent condition. Circa 1960’s, when fashionable homes displayed these colorful hand-made beauties on the window sills.
Probably made by Pilgrim Art Glass, in America. Other glass makers of the era (Blenko, Kanawha, Rainbow, etc.) made small vases in crackle glass also. The crackle decor is accomplished by dipping the hot glass form into cold water.
Stunning vintage crackle glass vase in deep avocado green. Measures 5 1/8″ tall. Soft pontil mark on center seat.
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Ashburton Cordial Goblet Early American Pressed Glass
Early American pattern glass Ashburton cordial goblet or whiskey shot from the 1840’s. Holds 1 ounce. Measures 3½” tall.
In perfect condition. Semi-solid ring of bottom-wear. No purpling.
Lovely example of EAPG stemware approx. 160 years old.
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$115.00EAPG Glass Covered Comport in Spirea Band Squared Dot Pattern by Bryce
Big early American pressed glass covered comport by Bryce Higbee, circa 1885. In beautiful shape, no damage. The only sign of wear is the solid ring of bottom-wear on the base where it has rubbed against the surface for about 130 years.
This type of glass would ‘purple’ if left in direct UV light. It takes on a green glow under black-light. ‘Purpling’ is considered damage by most collectors. This beauty has no hint of purple. The glass is colorless and sparkling clean. Unusual to find an item like this with the matching lid in great condition.
Large EAPG covered comport measures 9½” tall and 8″ at widest. Widest girth is 24″. Weighs almost 3 lbs. Will hold lots of goodies, and is large enough to hold a side-dish, fruit, etc.
Made with a 3-part mold. Pattern called Spirea Band Squared Dot by Bryce Higbee.
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$65.00Retro Vintage Coffee Set Made by Cambridge Glass, USA, in the 1950’s in the Cascade Pattern
10 piece vintage coffee set provides service for four. Includes (1) creamer, (1) sugar, (4) saucers, and (4) cups. Perfect for your next coffee clutch.
Vintage coffee set made by Cambridge Glass in 1949 – 1950’s in a pattern called Cascade. Nice quality crystal was made with magnesium and glows under black-light. This glass would turn purple (sun-purple) if left in the sun.
All in excellent original condition. Beautiful, seamless clear glass. The original 1949 advertisement for the Cascade pattern shows a stream running over the rocks, hence the pattern name.
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$115.00Big and Tall Italian Retro Modern Vintage Glass Rocket Vase
Retro modern vintage glass rocket vase from Mid-20th century Italy. Attention grabbing vase stands 17″ tall. Beautiful for bunches of trailing flowers. Will hold a 3″ wide potted plant (pot will slip into the mouth of the vase, held at the top by the rim). Ferns look awesome.
Hand-blown Italian/Murano retro modern vintage glass circa 1950’s – 1960’s. The rocket shaped bowl has vertical optic panels. The stem and domed foot were applied separately.
In perfect condition. Shines like new. Beautiful. In image 3, this vase sits behind a huge spiral optic goblet vase (available separately) and a giant bunch of resin grapes. Stand-out focal piece for your retro modern decor.
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Antique Satin Glass Powder Box with Lovebirds
Antique satin glass puff box featuring a pair of lovebirds sitting on a branch. Made in the 1920’s by a company within the U.S. Glass Consortium, perhaps Tiffin Glass. Parrot and Lovebird themes were popular in the Art Deco era.
The glass is in perfect condition, no chips or chiggers. The semi-translucent satin finish is in bright and whole condition. It appears perfect. But, when this box was made approximately 90 years ago, it was hand-painted with gold enamel trim. Although hard to see, traces of the enamel are present beneath the outer rim. The gold has worn off so completely it’s difficult to detect it once was there. Still looks beautiful.
Measures 5″ wide, 3″ tall and weighs just under 1 lb.
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$195.00Set of Four Large Antique Ale Glasses with Wrythen Decor
Antique ale glasses blown from a wrythen mold, circa 18th century , probably English made. The decor can be described as wrythen, blown from mold and hand twisted, or it can be described as ‘petal mold’, or mould as they would say in England.
Large antique ale glasses set of FOUR date to the Edwardian period, late 1700’s to early 1800’s. Exceptional find. No chips or cracks. No discoloring or liquid stains. Very heavy bottom-wear indicative of very old age.
Hand blown from mold. The flutes at the base of the vessel are called Wrythen. Also called Petal Molded. Thick glass. Each weigh 1 lb. Tall antique ale glasses measure approx. 6.25″ tall, 2.75″ wide rim, 3″ wide foot. Note the foot is wider than the rim. Measurements on each vary slightly. Foot and stem are applied (made separately, then attached to vessel). Trapped air bubbles, tool marks and cooling lines are present.
Image 9 is a Black light shot, showing one of these goblets with two EAPC goblets. All react greenish/yellow with manganese content. The small crystal (always reflect purple) items between the goblets are there to show the reaction differences.
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$20.00Vintage Tiffin Courtship Goblet in High Quality Blown and Cut Crystal
Tiffin Courtship goblet in blown and cut vintage crystal produced from 1948 to 1967. Stylized cut leaf pattern was called ‘Courtship’. Tiffin categorized this form as ‘Ice Tea’ glasses. The tall, large bowl also works well for beer, sodas, etc. Measure 7″ tall with a 2.75″ wide bowl. Holds 10 ounces with 1″ lip service.
Quality colorless crystal with a lingering tone. Made in 3 parts; the blown glass bowl is applied to a pressed stem which is applied to a blown foot. Decor is cut and polished.
Only one available. In like-new condition.
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$55.00Diamond Block Covered Butter Dish – Antique Flint Glass
Antique flint glass covered dish made during the Early American pressed glass period (EAPG 1825 – 1910). Homemakers, servants and/or slaves made their own butter from milk. It was a time consuming process and butter was considered a luxury food. Beautiful dishes were made to present the butter at the dining table. This rare table service butter dish is an excellent example.
Probably made by George Duncan & Sons / U.S. Glass circa 1880, pattern called Diamond Block, also known as Diamond Waffle, also known as Patricia. Other possible makers are Westmoreland Glass, pattern Gillinder, circa 1889; and Heisey made a limited pattern like this called ‘mitered diamond’. The shape of the knob points directly to Duncan and we are 90% sure it is by Duncan.
Made of ‘White Glass’, a term used to describe antique flint glass. Flint glass is a very hard glass, and reflects a white sparkle. If broken, it separates into chunks. Usually made with quartz in the recipe.
Table service butter dishes are sized-down to accommodate about 1/4 lb. Doubles as a cheese, cavair, etc. server. This scarce beauty measures 5″ round and 3″ tall, weighs 1 lb. It is in near perfect condition. Amazing. The only sign of age is the thick, complete band of bottom-wear (from surface contact) on the seat ring and a small thin sliver off the inner bowl ring which holds the dome in place. Nearly invisible but can be felt. Dome was made with a 4-part mold, base was pressed.
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$60.00Set of German Postwar modernist glass serving dishes hand decorated and trimmed in gold
Postwar German modernist style glass serving dishes.
Unionglas(s) was a glass-works located in Bavaria in the early 1950’s. The company hails from 1882 when it was known as Kupfer & Glaser. In 1939 (WWII) they renamed the factory to ‘Spiegel Glass Union’. In 1952 the glassworks changed its name again to Unionglass. In 1953 Unionglass closed down production.
This set was made during the two years the company was called Unionglas. Each are trimmed with gold and white decor, except the Unionglass marked tray which is trimmed in gold only. It is rare to find these slumped plate glass dishes in good condition, and with identification.
The company marked tray is in nearly new condition, as is the round tray with white dots. The largest rectangle tray has a diamond mesh white decor and is in good condition with 10% gold wear on the rims. The two small nut/mint dishes are in fair condition with 20 to 30% of the gold worn off. No chips or cracks on any.
The largest tray (image 3) with the diamond mesh decor measures 12″ x 8″, 1″ deep. The Unionglas Logo tray measures 12½” x 5½”, 1″ deep. The round tray measures 9″ wide, 1″ deep. The nut dishes measure 4½” square, ½” deep.
The company plate should remain unused and preserved. The others are perfect for use at dinner or cocktail parties. Hand wash only.
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$45.00Tall tapered tumblers and nut dish made of hand blown glass with bejillions of intentional interior bubbles.
Set includes 4 hand blown glass tumblers and one matching bent dish. Glass is and clear and purplish burgundy infused with foamy bubbles. A rim of solid burgundy glass was hand-applied on each and hand-tooled to create 3 very small spouts on each rim. The three little spouts help direct the liquid to the mouth.
The tumblers are weighted with 1/2″ solid glass bases. A soft round pontil mark on center base with polished flat sitting ridge. Some bottom wear on polished seat. Classy tumblers for bar or table.
Heavy glass, each weigh 1.2 lbs. Stand 5.25″ tall (height varies slightly), 3.25″ wide mouth, base is 2″ wide. Dish measures 4″ x 4″. All in excellent condition. Maker unknown.
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$50.00Vintage crystal ball vase with horizontal optic panels and three ball feet.
Rarely seen 3-toed crystal ball vase made of quality colored crystal by Tiffin, USA, between 1945 and 1955. This unique styled crystal ball vase features Tiffin’s horizontal ‘Swedish Optic’ decor in Copen Blue. Thick, quality crystal with polished flat rim and slight edge bevel. Blown from optic mold (no seams), pontil mark visible in center of the three applied colorless crystal ball feet.
Tiffin crystal ball vase is in great condition with a couple very tiny rim chiggers that can be felt, but invisible to the eye. Glass is clean and brilliant. Tiffin part no. 525. Measures 4½” tall, 4½” at widest, 3″ wide mouth. Weighs 1½ lbs.
Shown in American Art Glass Second Edition, page 168.
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$45.001920’s antique amethyst glass tall candlestick holder.
Beautiful antique amethyst glass tall candlestick holder by Tiffin Glass, part no. #76.
In dark amethyst glass. Tall baluster stem. Stands 8 5/8″ tall on a 4½” base. Candle hole is 1″ wide with a drip rim that is 2 3/4″ wide. The base is hollow and the stem is solid glass. Weighs 1 1/4 lbs..
In perfect condition with light bottom-wear (tiny scratches on the seat rim caused by 90 years of surface contact). Glass is clean and brilliant. No scratching. Rarely used and well-preserved.
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$50.00Cambridge Portia Five Part Elegant Depression Glass Server
Colorless etched elegant Depression glass made by Cambridge Glass, USA, circa 1932-1953. High quality heat finished table glass.
Manganese was used in place of lead (scarce during Depression years) to add strength to the glass. If clear glass glows yellow under black light, it probably dates from the early 20th century to the 1950’s. Glass with manganese will turn light purple if over-exposed to bright light for a long period of time. Cambridge used manganese until the 1950’s. They were one of the last glass makers to use it.
Cambridge made the beautiful Portia etched line from 1932 to 1953. Big, fancy 5-part round celery / relish dish. Cambridge part no 394. Measures 10.5″ wide. Substantial glass weighs 2.5 lbs. In Excellent condition with some bottom-wear. Glass is colorless, no hint of purple.
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$35.00Dual size retro candle holder by L.E. Smith circa 1950’s to to 1970’s.
We’ve seen this form attributed to Scandinavian glass or Blenko (American) because of the organic decor and style, but it was made by L.E. Smith, a long-lived American glass house that competed for the glass decor market during the mid-20th century.
We know it is by L.E. Smith because one was found with the maker’s label still attached (image 4 shows the original label). The candle holder offered here does not have its original label.
It is in excellent condition. Made with a 2-part upper and lower mold. Measures 3″ tall, 4.5″ wide. Weighs 1.25 lbs.
This handy authentic retro candle holder is reversible. You can use a large votive candle, or turn it over to accommodate 3 tapers candles.
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$35.00Swedish 1970’s Crystal Table Charm Chicken
Crystal table charm by Pukeberg Glasbruk, Sweden. Cute, fat, mid-century modern hen made of solid Swedish crystal. Makes a fine paperweight, dining table charm (maker’s intention) or decor accent.
Original label still attached. Pukeberg Glasbruk (glass works) was established in 1871. During the mid-20th century Pukeberg employed notable glass masters such as Goran Warff , Eva Englund and Erik Hoglund. It was during the 1970’s that Pukeberg produced much of it’s decorative objects. Today, in the 21st century, the company focuses mainly on lighting fixtures.
This solid vintage crystal table charm chicken measures 3½” tall, 3½” long and 2″ wide. Weighs 1 lb. In like-new condition.
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$45.00Leather wrapped retro Italian blown glass jug with sticker.
Hand blown retro Italian made grass green jug wrapped in a thick layer of trimmed leather tied closed with leather strings. Made during the 1960’s through 1970’s in Italy (Murano).
The handle was pulled separately and applied to the vessel. Features a ‘seal’ of applied glass and a metallic ‘crowned N’ crest. In excellent, like new condition. Has some expected bottom-wear from surface contact over the last 50 years.
It’s a large jug, perfect for bar mixers, fresh squeezed juice or special toddies. Also functions as a unique vase. Measures 8.25″ tall. Well-made relic of the retro Italian hippie generation. Shown in image 5 with other medieval style items available separately.
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$35.00Drink while you dance with retro Disco NeckGlass from the 1970’s.
Back in the retro disco era of the 1970’s, the ‘Neckglass’ was invented to help the merry party-goers keep their cocktails close. You can dance while wearing one of these. And the best way to keep track of your drink is to wear it.
This rare retro disco Neckglass features a leather strap, adorned with the Fleur de lis. It snaps open to remove.
It is in excellent condition. Very few of these have survived the parties of days gone by. This special hippie relic was probably never used. The heavy metal chain is in like-new condition, as is the leather and the glass.
The tumbler is made of thick, quality blown glass in olive green. Its weighted base and shape give it a center of gravity while wearing. The tumbler measures 5.35″ tall. Probably made in the USA by Pilgrim Art Glass.
Shown in image 4 with a leather and glass decanter and jug from Italy (available separately) in the Medieval style so popular at the time.
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$60.00Hard to find elegant Cambridge Glass blackberry etched lidded mustard jar.
Cambridge Glass, USA, made this elegant jar in the early 1930’s. The detailed blackberry etch (#756) is rarely seen, and the mustard jar form is rarely seen. Original glass lid with spoon slot.
The quality glass is semi-heavy. The Cambridge glass recipe contains manganese which reflects yellowish-green under black-light. This glass would turn purple if left in direct light. The glass has not been damaged by ultraviolet yet, it is still clear and beautiful.
In Excellent condition. There is a tiny trapped bubble on the rim, inherent in vintage glass, shown in image 3. No liquid damage, no scratches. Measures 5″ tall with lid on. 3.5″ wide with a girth of 11″. Lid has a notch for a jelly spoon. Can be used to store or serve any concoction. Can double as an olive or lemon peel holder at the bar.
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$135.00Pink Depression Glass console set with floral and sun enamel decor. Set includes (1) octagon rolled bowl, and (2) matching candlestick holders.
Elegant pink Depression glass probably made by Jeannette Glass Circa 1930’s to 1950’s. Other major Elegant Depression Glass makers of the era like Fostoria, Imperial or US had very similar patterns with octagon shapes.
In very good condition. No chips or cracks, glass is clean and brilliant, and the enamel is still whole and bright. All three pieces have real gold trim. The trim is 90% present on the console bowl, only slight rubbing on corners and edges. The gold trim on both candlestick holders has nearly disappeared, remnants of gold visible if you look closely. The age rubs on the soft, real gold trimmings are consistent with its age and occasional use.
This beautiful set was meant to grace the dining table or console table. Shown with a Jeannette Glass pink satin comport, not included. Set includes two candlestick holders; 3½” tall and 5″ wide; and one large 12″ eight-sided rolled bowl. Bowls like this were made to hold snacks or flower frogs, although not shown in the images below, a clear glass frog will be included.
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$35.00Blistered Bubble Hand-Blown Vintage Glass Lantern Chimneys
Graceful hand-blown vintage glass lantern chimneys with foamy blister bubbles trapped within the glass. Can be used as lantern or candle chimneys.
The intentionally trapped bubbles stretched when the glass was blown out, its a beautiful effect. They look fascinating when light shines through. The base is sheared and the top rim is heat finished soft.
They glow light green under black-light (see image 4). Probably date to the 1950’s/1960’s. Glass from Italy and some glass made in America still contained manganese instead of lead during the mid-century.
In great condition with only the normal tiny chiggers on the base rim to report. Glass is clean and brilliant. ONLY TWO AVAILABLE! Choose quantity above
Each stand approx. 8 ¾” tall. The height and width vary just slightly because they were hand-made. The base opening is 1 ¾” round. Each weighs about 1 lb.