Large Plates with the Heritage Sandwich Pattern
Beautiful sandwich molded pattern – pattern is raised and shines like crazy. Made in 1940-1955 by Federal Glass.
Large – 12″ wide – Makes a good charger.
Beautiful sandwich molded pattern – pattern is raised and shines like crazy. Made in 1940-1955 by Federal Glass.
Large – 12″ wide – Makes a good charger.
Set of 6 antique crystal hollow stem cocktail or wine goblets with hand-cut stem and bowl decor.
Rare set of (6) Art Deco 1930’s to 1940’s blown glass ultra elegant stemware with hollow stems. We believe this is a Rock Sharpe decor cutting. Unsure of the blank maker, could be Libbey, Morgantown, Seneca, Tiffin, Duncan or Bryce.
Made of superb quality fire-polished crystal. Measure 5¼” tall, holds 4 ounces. The liquid fills the stem and enhances the cut decor effects. These beauties glitter and refract light like cut diamonds. The foot is cut with ovals.
The stem is hand-cut solidly in a honeycomb pattern. The vessels are deep etch hand-cut with floral, leaves and bordered teardrops with crosshatch.
All in excellent condition. Unusual to find these luxurious hand-cut hollow stem goblets, especially as a set of 6. They are approximately 90 years old.
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.
Large glass floor vase made in the early 1960’s by Tiffin glass, a very elegant and popular American glass maker of the mid-20th century. Rarely seen glass floor vase, especially in this color combo.
Twilight and Green was one of 6 color combinations used on the Empress line. Twilight is a light purple amethyst that tends to change hues slightly in different lights. The green is a deep dark blue/green.
Blown from a 10 rib optic mold, then hand swung and heat finished. Polished flat bottom. Seamless color integration. Beautiful.
HUGE glass floor vase. Stands a tad over 15″ tall. HEAVY. Weighs 5.25 lbs. Impressive and sturdy. QUALITY thick glass. Tiffin’s glass quality was upscale. Beautiful translucent velvety glass. In excellent condition. Documented Tiffin art glass item.