Fenton Art Glass Boot in Black Carnival Signed
Fenton Glass Boot.
Fenton Glass Boot.
Set of two vintage Pyrex covered casseroles in Spring Blossom, known to collectors as Crazy Daisy.
The casserole dishes are part of line 470 described as Bake, Serve & Store. You can bake in them, then serve in them, then put the leftovers straight into the fridge.
Pyrex form part no. #473 & 471. Both dishes sport the Daisy promotional lids which are not original to the dishes. Good fit.. Made in the 1972 to 1981 by Anchor Hocking. Learn more about the Spring Blossom pattern and forms at the Corning Museum of Glass which produced an in-depth article specific to this pattern.
The decor was designed to be compatible with the Corelle Dinnerware of the same name. View Corelle Dinnerware offered by Retro Art Glass. View more Spring Blossom cookware offered by Retro Art Glass.
Both are in excellent condition, appear unused.
Great set of retro kitchen multi-purpose casserole dishes. Rare to find in this condition.
Set of three vintage Pyrex mixing bowls in Spring Blossom, known to collectors as Crazy Daisy.
Made in the 1972 to 1981 by Anchor Hocking. Learn more about the Spring Blossom pattern and forms at the Corning Museum of Glass which produced an in-depth article specific to this pattern.
The decor was designed to be compatible with the Corelle Dinnerware of the same name. View Corelle Dinnerware offered by Retro Art Glass. View more Spring Blossom cookware offered by Retro Art Glass.
AH part numbers 401, 402 & 403. All are in very good condition. Minor wear to the green decor, must look close to see. See images for closeups. Color is not faded.
Great set of well-made mixing bowls for the retro. Hard to find in such good condition.
Hand blown cased glass vase is in great condition. Rim of vase has invisible chiggers. Cannot be seen, but can be felt. Unintentional trapped air bubble near base, maker’s miss, does not detract. Common with older blown glass. Tall, long stemmed wines are both in excellent, original condition. Both have tiny air bubbles on base. The bowls also have a couple small unintentional air bubbles, hard to see, won’t come out in images. Trapped air bubbles are commonly found on hand made glass from the 1950’s to 1960’s. Hand blown with inverted applied base. Rounded pontil scar on seat.
The wine glasses measure 9″ tall. Blown waisted vase is 8″ tall. Estimated circa 1950s. Italian glass, possibly Carlo Moretti. Very popular form and style in the mid-century years.