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$30.00Pairpoint Glass Company Fat White Pig Table Charm with Maker’s Label
Cute Pairpoint Glass Company pig with original Pairpoint sticker still attached. Stylish little figurines like this were used back in the day to decorate and perk table conversation at the dining table. Also called “Whimseys”.
Pairpoint Glass is a very, very old U.S. elegant glass maker associated with Mount Washington Glass and the New England Glass Company. Through the years the company was sold a few times and miraculously is still in business today in Massachusetts.
We believe this little piggy was reproduced from a turn of the 20th Century iconic Pairpoint Pig designed by Jarvis himself. Made sometime between 1950 and 1970.
Measures 3″ long, 2½” wide and 2½” tall. Weighs 12 ounces. Made by hand with tool pinched ears, feet and nose. Tightly curled piggy tail was made separately and applied. In excellent condition.
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$30.00Pink Depression Glass Sugar & Creamer with Gay Fad Decor
Lovely pink Depression glass table service set for cream and sugar, or whatever else you’d like to put in them. Decorated with hand-painted flowers in a style referred to as Gay Fad back in the day. Gay meant cheery and happy back then.
They are both chip and crack free. The glass is in excellent condition. The hand-painted flowers are a bit faded, mostly on the leaves, but still bright and cheery.
The glass was formed from an optic mold created the vertical panels inside the glass. Probably made by Jeannette Glass Co. in the 1930’s to 1940’s.
Perfect for those sunny and gay mornings drinking coffee or tea!
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Beautiful Vintage Amethyst Ewer Jug with Original Label
This vintage amethyst ewer is in excellent condition with its original maker label. Made by Pilgrim Art Glass in the Mid-20th Century.
Hand-made glass by one of the best. Blown from fined ribbed mold and finished by hand. The crystal handle was hand drawn and applied. Inverted base has a semi-rough pontil scar from the glass maker’s rod.
Tall and slim. Measures 8″ tall. Perfect for potions of all kinds. Looks beautiful sparkling in a window sill.
Well-made art glass from the 1960s-1970s. Appears to have never been used.
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$225.00Highly Stylized Cased Glass Jug With Metallic Filaments Circa 1935
Made in the method of Crepuscolo glass. Quality hand blown cased art glass internally decorated with metallic strands and particles.
Crepuscolo is an Italian glass decor technique using steel or copper wool. The word ‘Crepuscolo’ means ‘dusk’ or ‘twilight’ in Italian. Crepuscolo glass technique was invented (or rediscovered) by Ercole Barovier (Murano, 1889-1974; Italian Glass Master). In the Barovier examples we’ve seen, the metallic strands are more pronounced and ‘wirey’. The same technique was used with this pitcher.
Inner layer is solid black glass, decor is greenish gold metal mesh and strands, cased in clear with applied blown handle. The combined decor techniques make this art glass pitcher appear to be highly polished black granite. We believe the metal is copper, with a greenish tint due to age of copper used, or more likely the black glass layer behind it.
Requires two hands to pour because it is heavy; one hand holding the handle, the other under the base. The handle is strong, very usable as a beverage pitcher or a vase. White spots in images are light reflections. Makes a striking floral vase too.
Big, full-sized pitcher, weighs 5 lbs. Measures 10″ tall and 9″ at widest. In excellent condition. Art Deco era styling and Crespuscolo glass decor suggest it was made in the 1930’s to 1940’s. Probably of Italian descent. Unmarked.
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$65.00Morgantown Amethyst blown Crystal Vase and Candle Holder Set
Morgantown Amethyst blown crystal candle holder set and vase from 1950’s to 1960’s Morgantown Glass Decor Line. Morgantown Glass was a long-established elegant glass house in West Virginia, out of business by the 1980’s.
Morgantown called this purple vintage amethyst color ‘Burgundy’. Set consists of two “Barton” 3.75″ #9935 candle holders that accept tapers or votives, and one “Baronet” 6.5″ #1160 urn flower vase.
Fine-blown and bottom-weighted, this vintage quality colored crystal is in excellent condition.
Hard to find, especially as a color-matched set.
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$45.00Vintage Old World Style Pinched Decanter Made in Denmark Art Nouveau Collar
Pinched decanter made of dark avocado green glass with pewter Art Nouveau style collar and stopper. Marked on pewter rim “Made in Denmark”.
These fascinating decanters were produced in the 1960’s when old world decor in the fashion of Henry VIII was in style. Back in the days of the Henry VIII, glass was rare and usually brown or green. Pewter was the metal of choice.
Stands 10.5″ tall and 5″ wide on three sides. Beneath the pewter stopper head, cork was inserted. This decanter’s original cork has long since deteriorated has been replaced with a vintage cork.
In very good condition. Clean inside and out. Usable, fill with your favorite booze. The pewter has a nice even patina throughout.
We have five of this style decanter. Great for bar decor. Click here to view all Old World Decanters in the Scandinavian Glass section.
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$45.00Vintage Danish Glass and Pewter Old World Style Pinched Decanter Grape Collar
Vintage Danish glass pinched decanter made of dark avocado green glass with pewter grape cluster collar and stopper. Marked on pewter grape decor collar: “Pewter Made in Denmark”.
These fascinating decanters were produced in the 1960’s when old world decor in the fashion of Henry VIII was in style. Back in the days of the Henry VIII, glass was rare and usually brown or green. Pewter was the metal of choice.
Stands 10.5″ tall and 5″ wide on three sides. Beneath the pewter stopper head, cork was inserted. This decanter retains its original cork.
In perfect condition. Clean inside and out. Usable, add your favorite booze. Pewter has a nice, dark even patina. The grape decor collar is perfect.
We have five decanters like this with various collar designs. Great bar decor. Click here to view all Old World Decanters in the Scandinavian Glass section.
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$45.00Art Deco Hand Painted Large Ruffled Ball Vase
Roaring 1920’s Art Deco decor glass marigold luster ball vase with enamel décor. Possibly made by Jeannette Glass. Big beauty. Large enough for two big handfuls of posies.
Thick, mold-blown ball vase with optic panels, marigold luster and hand-painted stylized florals and trim. The ruffles were hand-tooled and heat finished. Measures 7.5” tall, 7” wide with a girth of 19”. Weighs 3 lbs.
The glass in perfect condition. The enamel is 95% present. No major enamel missing, just worn a bit thin. The luster is in good condition, with the normal age-wear pin-holes and fading from cleaning. Only seen when held to the light. In normal indoor lighting, the luster looks very good, but you can see a couple tiny spots of wear on the luster. Heavy band of bottom-wear indicative of it’s old age.
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$225.00Heisey Prison Stripe attern #357 antique crystal oil cruet with original stopper.
Very hard to find pattern and form made by Heisey in the U.S.A. for only 5 years. Circa 1904 to 1909. The pattern is also known as Horizontal Stripes.
Only 32 items (forms) were made in this pattern. This is an oil or vinegar cruet. Especially rare form, with original stopper. Book value in 2001 for this lovely scarcity is $275.00.
Blown into mold with thick, heavy quality glass. The pattern is very deep. Appears cut. The base shows the pontil scar. Handle was hand-pulled and applied.
It is in remarkably fine condition for its age and rarity. A smooth sliver chip can be felt beneath the spout lip. It cannot be seen without inspecting very closely. The original stopper has some small chiggers on the tip. Very light liquid residue on inside base only. Barely visible. No chips or chiggers to the body.
Measures 7.5″ tall. Very rare and special gift for your favorite antique glass cruet collector!
Read more about Heisey at Wikipedia
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$45.00Vintage Fire-King Divided Server and Candle Warmer Unused in Original Box
Unused vintage Fire-King table or buffet server with original candles and box. See image 5, the wax and wick poured into the candle holders are original and unused. Circa 1950’s to 1960’s.
Fire-King ovenware can go from oven to table. This handy set features a gold-toned metal frame with dual candle warmers to hold your hot food on the table and keep it warm.
This unused set is in good condition with original box. Some atmosphere discoloring on the metal holder. The box is worn but whole. The Anchorwhite divided dish is pristine and Fire-King Ovenware is impressed on the base.
Very usable! Vintage Fire-King ovenware is sturdy, can take heat, will survive the dishwasher. Vintage, made in USA, Fire-King ovenware possesses a far higher quality than foreign-made Fire-King products manufactured today.
Perfect for your next dinner party or buffet. Also makes a great gift for your favorite Fire-King collector.
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$120.00Set of 6 Art Deco Blown Glass Hoop Tumbler Set in Copen Blue
Blown glass hoop tumbler set of 6 made of high quality glass with weighted bases. Hooped glass was popular in the Art Deco era through the Mid-20th Century.
We are unsure of the maker, but lean towards Scandinavian origin. Tiffin Glass (USA) made Swedish styled glass much like this too. The color matches Tiffin’s Copen Blue, a light smoky blue.
Five of the 6 tumblers are in like-new condition. One tumbler has some light scratching on the hoops. No chips or cracks or liquid stains. Measure 5″ tall, 4″ at widest (base hoop) and weigh 1/2 lb.
Full size vintage glass tumblers great for everyday use. Bases are weighted with an inch of solid glass to prevent tipping.
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$40.00Lido Pattern Elegant Glass Lido Etched Comport by Fostoria USA
Stylish Lido pattern elegant glass comport to enhance your table. Perfect for those fancy tidbits. Excellent as a hostess gift.
The Lido etching resembles Palm trees. Fostoria sales literature suggested this pattern would compliment the “Swedish Modern table”. The fancy stem is part of Fostoria’s Baroque line.
Made of high quality crystal. Beautiful, versatile vintage comport perfect table or bar.
Stands 6″ tall with a 6.5″ wide bowl. Original form part number 2496, Lido plate etching number 329 produced between 1937 and 1955. In like-new condition.
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$50.00Scarce Pair of Tiffin Golden Banana Crystal Canterbury Wine Stems
The Tiffin Golden Banana color is one of the rarest crystal colors produced by Tiffin. The golden banana color seems fluid, changing in intensity with the thickness of the glass. The color is extremely unique. Both in excellent condition. Offered as a pair.
The Canterbury pattern was originally made by Duncan Miller Glass and Tiffin glass bought the pattern shortly before Duncan closed. Advertised as part of the “Franciscan” crystal line and developed to go with the Franciscan stoneware table settings made by an affiliate company of Tiffin. Circa 1978-1980.
Image two shows the original sticker which read “Franciscan Fine Crystal”. The sticker is no longer on the foot. High quality crystal.
These beautiful Tiffin Golden Banana Canterbury stems are large enough to be used as water goblets. Measure 6″ tall, 3.75″ wide mouth. Hand blown with applied stem. Nice substantial high quality crystal with sharp “ting” when plucked. Contrasting thin and thick sections (see vessel base) gives the glass brilliance.
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$50.00Designed by Oleg Cassini Jackie Kennedy, Beautiful Crystal Perfume Bottles
Pair of quality crystal perfume bottles designed by Oleg Cassini Jackie Kennedy in the 1960’s.
Signed on the base in hand etch “Oleg Cassini“. The form is called “Heart”, model #128360
Oleg Cassini became particularly well known as a designer for Jacqueline Kennedy while her husband was President in 1961 to 1963. Cassini was chosen by Jacqueline Kennedy as her exclusive fashion designer and was heralded as the “Secretary of Style to the White House”. The “Jackie Look” was all the rage in the 1960s.
This sparkling set of Heart scent bottles are vintage. Today, reproductions are available but they are not signed and are of lesser quality glass.
Both in excellent condition. Measure 2.5″ tall on a 2″ round base. The stoppers screw into the metal ring around the neck. Daubers are attached to the stoppers.
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$50.00Fostoria Seascape Candle Bowls in Caribee Blue
The Fostoria Seascape line was offered for four years only, between 1954 – 1957. Seascape items are hard to find today due to the limited production. Fostoria’s Seascape pattern was line Number 2685.
Featuring fluid lines and curves, the Seascape pattern has no corners. Even the candle holder in the center looks like a circle of waves. Caribee Blue is an opalescent blue and white, reminiscent of the Caribbean sea with white foam tipped waves.
Beautiful examples of mid-20th century modern decor. The candle bowls where designed to hold flowers around the candles. They look beautiful with or without flowers. Could be filled with shells, sand and even little fish.
Well made with thick quality vintage glass. A raised polished bottom ring on the base provides stability. Measure ” round, ” tall and weigh each. No damage. In excellent condition.
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$50.00Vintage Murano Sommerso Art Glass Bear Made in Italy
Handmade vintage Murano Sommerso glass bear blown in colorless, green and blue. Finished by hand.
Large and heavy Polar Bear measures 7″ long, 4.5″ tall and weighs 2 lbs.
We have seen this angry polar bear before with an original label on it. The label read: Handmade Venetian ji Co. Made in Italy, with a Gondola boat image. JI Co. was a major exporter of the Venetian and Murano Glass in the 1950s and 1960s. They exported product made by various glass houses in Italy to be sold in department stores and other retailers around the world.
This big bad bear is in perfect condition. It Does Not have the JI Co sticker. Base is polished flat with slight bottom wear.
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$55.00Fenton Crystal Velvet Rose Bowl Drape 1978
Beautiful Fenton Crystal Velvet rose bowl in their “Curtain” pattern. Made by Fenton Art glass, USA, circa late 1978 to 1979. Made for only two years. In perfect condition.
Fenton Art Glass called this color and finish “Crystal Velvet”. Made with colorless glass treated with an acid finish. Feels soft and smooth, just like velvet. Elegant look and feel.
Perfect vessel for a handful of short cut roses or posies. Stands on 3 scrolled feet. 5.5″ wide, 4.5″ tall. Weighs 1.4 lbs.
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$45.00Vintage art glass bowl cased in white and plum cased glass with lattice decor.
Beautiful vintage art glass bowl hand-made by Pilgrim Art Glass, USA. Circa 1960’s. In excellent condition.
The mid-century glass blower created this piece of glass art by casing dark purple glass with a layer of opaque white glass and a layer of colorless glass. It was then blown into an optic mold, cooled and hand-finished by heat polishing the rim and creating the wide V utensil rest with hand-tool. The base was polished flat leaving a remnant of the pontil mark.
Deep bowl is perfect for anything from sauces to nuts. Retro modern elegance for your table. Measures 6″ round and 4″ deep. Weighs 1.75 lbs.
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Double ball amber glass stopper in by Rainbow Art Glass.
Hand-formed amber glass stopper measures 3″ long. Solid glass. Made in the U.S.A. during the Mid-Century Modern decor period (1940’s to 1970’s) by Rainbow Art Glass. This stopper was made for Rainbow’s small bottles and jugs but will work with any bottle or jug that fits.
Please see image provided of the amber glass stopper for exact measurements. It is in perfect condition.
To determine if your stopper will fit your bottle:
Replacing missing stoppers is tricky. A good fit is essential. The measurements must match perfectly to the bottle neck opening in order to seal the air out and sit upright (without wiggling). Replaced stoppers are referred to as “married”, meaning the stopper is not original to the bottle.
- Measure the inner diameter of bottle neck opening. Use a soft tape measure to determine the width of the top opening. Measure the open space only, between the bottle neck opening. Do not include the glass rim of the bottle neck.
- The stopper’s ‘insert top’ (see image with measurements) should match the inner diameter (width) of the bottle neck opening exactly or just very slightly smaller. You can use your soft measuring tape to encircle the inner top opening to obtain the circumference.
- Most decanter bottle necks taper slightly down toward the vessel, resulting in a smaller neck measurement than the bottle neck opening. You should know the length of the insert. The insert is the portion of the stopper that enters the bottle neck opening.
- Take the measurement of the stopper’s insert length, from base to top of insert, and use your soft tape measure to determine where the stopper base will rest in your bottle neck. The stopper’s ‘insert base’ should measure exactly or just very slightly smaller than the measurement of the area of the bottle neck where it will rest when inserted.
Most stoppers made for the large decanters from the past have a ground area encircling the stopper base. These stoppers have been ‘ground to fit’ by the maker for the exact bottle they were made for. If you know how to grind glass, or know someone who does, you can have your stopper altered to fit your bottle. This can be done only with stopper inserts that are slightly larger than the bottle neck.
Trying to get a perfect ‘marriage’ between a vintage glass decanter and replacement stopper is not easy. Often, even when the measurements match up, the stopper will tend to lean or wiggle. If your decanter is for decor purposes only, and you do not plan on using it as a decanter, you can put a small blob of putty or wax on the inner neck of the bottle to stabilize the stopper.
Click here to view all the marriageable stoppers available at Retro Art Glass.
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Glass bell decanter stopper made of solid glass. Colorless, will go well with any large decanter, jug or bottle.
Solid glass Bell decanter stopper measures 4¾” long. See image for exact measurements.
In excellent condition. Beautiful clarity. We have another bell stopper which is slightly smaller than this one.
To determine if this glass bell decanter stopper will fit your bottle:
Replacing missing stoppers is tricky. A good fit is essential. The measurements must match perfectly to the bottle neck opening in order to seal the air out and sit upright (without wiggling). Replaced stoppers are referred to as “married”, meaning the stopper is not original to the bottle.
- Measure the inner diameter of bottle neck opening. Use a soft tape measure to determine the width of the top opening. Measure the open space only, between the bottle neck opening. Do not include the glass rim of the bottle neck.
- The stopper’s ‘insert top’ (see image with measurements) should match the inner diameter (width) of the bottle neck opening exactly or just very slightly smaller. You can use your soft measuring tape to encircle the inner top opening to obtain the circumference.
- Most decanter bottle necks taper slightly down toward the vessel, resulting in a smaller neck measurement than the bottle neck opening. You should know the length of the insert. The insert is the portion of the stopper that enters the bottle neck opening.
- Take the measurement of the stopper’s insert length, from base to top of insert, and use your soft tape measure to determine where the stopper base will rest in your bottle neck. The stopper’s ‘insert base’ should measure exactly or just very slightly smaller than the measurement of the area of the bottle neck where it will rest when inserted.
Most stoppers made for the decanters from the past have a ground area encircling the stopper base. These stoppers have been ‘ground to fit’ by the maker for the exact bottle they were made for. If you know how to grind glass, or know someone who does, you can have your stopper altered to fit your bottle. This can be done only with stopper inserts that are slightly larger than the bottle neck.
Trying to get a perfect ‘marriage’ between a vintage glass decanter and replacement stopper is not easy. Often, even when the measurements match up, the stopper will tend to lean or wiggle. If your decanter is for decor purposes only, and you do not plan on using it as a decanter, you can put a small blob of putty or wax on the inner neck of the bottle to stabilize the stopper.
Click here to view all the marriageable stoppers available at Retro Art Glass.
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$45.00Pilgrim Art Glass Snail Figurine Vintage Handcrafted
Perfect Pilgrim art glass snail shown in the “Wonderful World of Pilgrim Glass Animals” advertisement in the 1970 catalog, part no. 934.
Beautiful deep blue color lightens and darkens according to the thickness of the glass. Looks almost fluid as light shines through it.
Collectible organic style free-form animal figurine popular in the mid-20th century. Circa U.S.A., 1970’s. Measures 4.5″ long and 4″ tall. In like-new condition.
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$95.00Mid-Century Decor Figurine Crystal Donkey by Pilgrim Art Glass 1972 USA
Mid-century decor styling. Large and funky lead crystal free-form donkey. Shown in Pilgrim Art Glass 1972 catalog, part no. 911. Hand-formed in heavy lead crystal.
The ad copy shown on the same Pilgrim Art Glass catalog as this crystal donkey says it all:
What makes Pilgrim lead crystal special? All of the material used in melting lead crystal are of the purest quality, uncontaminated by any foreign substance. The lead ingredient considerably increases the density of the glass – making it heavier – and enhancing it’s power to disperse light, giving PILGRIM LEAD CRYSTAL unrivaled sparkle and brilliancy. Sizes range from 5″ to 7″.
This beautiful free-form vintage lead crystal donkey is 7″ long and 5.5″ tall. No damage. Approximately 45 years old. Excellent condition.
Rarely seen Pilgrim Art Glass lead crystal donkey. Very hard to find with tail and ears intact. Highly collectible!
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$45.00Retro kitchen vintage refrigerator dish set in Butterfly Gold
Retro refrigerator dish set is today’s best value. Made back in the good old days when Pyrex was made in America. Great quality kitchen storage glass that can’t be found today. Perfect for the retro kitchen vintage.
Sturdy, usable design and construction. These dishes work hard and rarely chip. Made in the 1950’s – 1960’s when dishwashers were not normally used. The pattern will fade if washed repeatedly in the dishwasher.
Pattern was called ‘Butterfly Gold’. The gold flowers on the white containers are in like-new condition. The white flower and leaf decor on the gold dish is slightly worn. No chips or cracks and all three original lids are in perfect condition.
The large dish fits 1 pound of butter. Smaller are great for sauce storage. Clear lids make sure you don’t forget what’s inside. Matching set of three, hard to find as a set.
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$50.00Petite Venini Art Glass Ash Bowls Vintage Italian
Set of petite Venini art glass bowls with precision embedded pattern of diamond shaped air bubbles. Such perfection in bubble placement and the diamond shape of the bubbles is attributed to Carlo Scarpa of Venini, circa 1940’s. They are not acid-stamped with the Venini mark because the polished flat base is too small. We have seen many larger artworks with precision diamond bubbles with the Venini mark.
They fit comfortably in palm of hand, measuring 3″ long on three sides. Perfect for that little smoke. Beautiful on the vanity as small catch bowls.
The colorless glass contains Manganese, a mineral used to replace lead when it was scarce during the World Wars. Manganese causes the colorless glass to glow yellow under black-light. Italian glass artists continued to use Manganese until the end of the 1950’s.
This beautiful little jewels are in excellent condition with light bottom-wear on the base due to surface contact over the years.
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Cambridge Wildflower Stemware Set of 12
Cambridge Wildflower stemware set of 6 wine/water and 6 cocktail/sherbets from the 1940’s.
The Wildflower etch was introduced in the 1937 and was offered on a wide variety of table glass forms. However, the Wildflower etching was not used on stemware until the early 1940’s and it was offered on stem #3121 for only a short time. Read more about Cambridge Wildflower…
The six large goblets measure 8.25″ tall. Cambridge catalogs list this as a water goblet, but it’s fine for a hefty glass of wine. The six smaller cocktail goblets measure 4.75″ tall and can double as dessert bowls.
The Wildflower etched bowls were blown from and 6-panel optic mold. The intricate stem was formed in a mold. The bowl and foot are hand-applied to the stem. Made of top-notch crystal.
One cocktail goblet has a tiny shallow rim chip (reserve for the hostess). The rest are in perfect condition. Beautiful, elegant quality vintage crystal stemware set for your next dinner party!
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$90.00Large hand-blown vintage glass cruet in canary yellow and blue.
Hand-blown vintage glass table cruet by Tiffin Art Glass or Steuben Glass, both U.S. companies. Tiffin is no longer in business (see more info link below). Steuben, established in 1906, continues to provide quality colorless glass to this day, although I suspect it is produced offshore.
This beautiful oversize cruet was made in the 1930’s to 1940’s. Both Tiffin and Steuben offered the blue and yellow (also called Topaz) color combination during this time period.
Suspect it is by Steuben. Research uncovered the pinched rounded square vessel as Steuben, but the stopper was in canary with applied blue decor that’s used with Steuben’s Venetian line. The stopper on this bottle is in topaz only with an interior bubble. Although Tiffin made many tableware forms in canary and blue, we did not find a Tiffin form that matched this.
The stopper is original and fits perfect. The pontil scar was polished to half moon. For large thumbprint dents accomplishe dby hand tool. Hand-blown vintage glass with applied handle.
Larger than a standard cruet, measuring 8″ tall with a 3.5″ squarish base. No damage, no water staining. Light bottom wear on the seat from over 80 years of surface contact. Perfect for table or bar.
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$55.00Blown vintage glass tankard with beautiful painted Tole decor.
Vintage glass tankard with hand painted Tole decor and hand formed thick metal lid. Estimated circa: 1940 to 1960.
Tole painting originated from Dutch, German and Scandinavian regions. Tankards like this are a popular German form.
Blown glass with applied hand-pulled handle. The lid is made of metal, perhaps pewter, and shows signs of hand-tooling. The base is weighted with solid glass for stability. Made with thick, high clarity, quality glass.
It is in excellent condition. The expertly done Tole painting is bright and whole. No damage and no sign of use. Measures 6″ tall to tip of lid handle. The vessel is 4.5″ tall.
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$45.00Antique Bullseye Fan centerpiece bowl circa 1907.
Bullseye Fan pattern glass by U.S. Glass, pattern no. 15090. Also known as Daisies in Oval Panels. Pattern designed in 1907. This is an original from the early 1900’s.
In wonderful condition. The only sign of age is the heavy ring of bottom-wear caused by over 100 years of surface contact. Glass is bright and sparkly. No chips.
Made with a 4-part mold. Contains three tiny air bubbles within the stem, commonly found in antique pressed glass. Beautiful pattern and uncommon form.
Measure 7.5″ wide and 7″ tall.
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$85.00Vintage Nason & Moretti hand-blown crystal decanter plus hollow stem goblet.
Nason & Moretti crystal pinch decanter with the label used for tableware in the 1970’s to 1980’s. Sitting next to the decanter in the images is a beautiful hollow stem vintage crystal goblet which is included. The stem is usually attributed to Baccarat crystal, but many glass makers offered this form during the 1940’s to 1960’s.
Nason & Moretti is an Italian glass maker. The label reads ‘Nason & Moretti Murano Made in Italy‘. The decanter was pinched with hand-tool near the base, giving it both style and a good grip. Made of hand-blown quality thick walled crystal. Pontil mark is a polished circle. Stopper is hollow and ground to fit with the bottle neck.
Both items are in like-new condition. The decanter stands 8.5″ tall. The goblet is 5.5″ tall.
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$180.00Hand-blown giant glass goblet pair.
Giant glass goblet vase set hand-blown in blue and colorless glass. The largest measures 23″ tall, the other is 15.5″ tall. Majestic goblets make eye-catching decor focal points and can be used as vases.
Blown by hand with tall drawn crystal stems applied to blue bowls. Both are in excellent condition. Shown in image 1 with an oversize blown glass wine goblet to illustrate size.
Style dates to the mid-20th century when large goblets made by hand in glass studios were very popular. Circa 1960 to 1990. Maker unknown.