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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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Set of Cambridge Rose Point Elegant Depression Crystal Tableware
This beautiful Cambridge Rose Point elegant crystal set is perfect for your next fancy coffee klatch, or an intimate coffee for two on the veranda.
The Cambridge Rose etched pattern was introduced in 1934 and discontinued in 1958. The intricate pattern was extremely popular with mid-century housewives and Cambridge Glass applied it to hundreds of glass forms. Rose Point is fun to collect as it is fairly easy to find and can be found in a huge array of forms.
Cambridge’s elegant glass is of very good quality. Great clarity, soft rounded edges, no mold lines, and beautiful wall to wall etching.
The set includes:
(1) Shape 3400, etching 1181 Handled Bon Bon (deep). Size: 6 3/4 in
(2) Shape 3400, etching 1181 Handled Bon Bon Plate. Size: 8 1/4 in
(3) Shape 3500, etching 1181 Creamer. Size: 4 in $18
(4) Shape 3500, etching 1181 Open Sugar Bowl. Size: 3 in
All in perfect condition..
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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!