Amber Depression Glass Block Optic Candlesticks Pair of Amber Depression Glass Candlesticks Candle Holders in Hocking Glass Company's Block Optic pattern, circa 1929-1933. Each measures approximately 2'' tall and 3 3/4'' in diameter. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Company  

L.E. Smith Glass Depression Double Candle Holders Set Pair of Depression Glass Double Candle Holders with embossed Leaf pattern made by the L.E. Smith Glass Company. Each candle holder measures 6'' long, 3'' wide and 3 1/2'' tall. This set is in very good condition with no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: L.E. Smith Glass  

Pink Sterling Etch Depression Sugar and Creamer Panelled Sided Peachy Pink Sugar and Creamer Set with Sterling Overlay Etch. I'm not positive of the maker, however in Doris Yeske's book Depression Glass Dinnerware Accessories, page 46, there is a sugar, creamer and handled tray shown that is identical in shape, but a different etch. She credits Standard (they did the cutting) and Lancaster Glass Companies who were owned by Hocking at the time. The etch is marked STERLING. There is some mold roughness, light wear to top rim, but no chips or cracks.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Set of Eight Depression Needle Etch Pattern Goblets Set of Eight Depression Era Needle Etch Pattern Glass Water Goblets. After exhaustive research, the maker and name remain unknown. Each measures 6 1/4'' tall and 3'' in diameter. When held to the a few light use marks (stirring/ice) are faintly visible. No chips or cracks. Price is for the set of 8 goblets.
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Imperial Glass Frosted Crystal Laced Edge Bowl Imperial Glass Company's Laced Edge Serving Bowl in a silvery, frosted crystal. Imperial made this pattern in several colors (AKA Katy) from the depression era of the 1930s until the 1950s. This Laced Edge Bowl measures 10 5/8'' in diameter and 3'' tall. Excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass  

Cambridge 'Chantilly' Etch Cocktail Stem Cambridge Glass Company's Elegant ''Chantilly'' Etched Pattern Cocktail Stem #3625 from the Depression Era. Measuring 5 5/8'' tall, this beautiful pattern was made from the late 1930s through the mid 1950s. Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, etc. Price is for one stem, 3 stems are available.
Manufacturer: Cambridge Glass  

Deco Styled Crystal Sugar Bowl with Foral Etch This Crystal Sugar Bowl with Floral Etch has four large teardrop shaped feet and deco-styled stretched teardrop, wing-shaped handles. It is similar to several elegant depression era patterns, but we're not certain of the pattern and manufacturer (still looking). There is a tiny rough spot on the top rim (hard to see) and faint, superficial scratching from use. Measures 3'' tall and 4 3/4'' wide (handle to handle).
Manufacturer: Unknown  

Fostoria Glass Crystal Etch 'Fuchsia' Salad Plate Fostoria Glass Company's Crystal 'Fuchsia' Etched Pattern Salad Plate, circa 1931. Measures 7 5/8'' in diameter. No chips or cracks, just a few superficial marks from use which do not distract from the beauty of this salad plate. Price is for one plate, 5 plates are available.
Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass  

Fostoria Colony Crystal Salad Plate Fostoria 'Colony' Crystal Salad Plate. Fostoria Glass Company made this elegant glass pattern from the 1930s - 1983. Measures 7'' in diameter. No chips or cracks, there are some light superficial scratches in the middle portion from stacking.
Manufacturer: Fostoria Glass  

Silver City Flanders Poppy Sterling Overlay Footed Vase Elegant Sterling Overlay Footed Vase decorated by Silver City Glass Company in the Poppy or Flanders pattern. I've seen references that Viking and New Martinsville furnished blanks for Silver City. That said, I believe this vase was made during the late 1940s - 1950s. In the book Fostoria - Useful and Ornamental by Long & Slate, page 6 there is an advertisement dated 1951 that depicts a vase quite like this. The advertisement says: Sterling Fashioned Crystal, Silver City Glass Company of Conn. at Better Jewelry & Speciality Shops. Maybe someone knows for sure, so please let me know if you do. Vase measures 9 3/4'' tall. This is a very lovely etched pattern. It is in very good condition with only a minimal loss to the silver overlay.
Manufacturer: Silver City Glass Company  

Duncan and Miller Floral Etch Double Candle Holder Duncan and Miller's Elegant Floral Etched Pattern Double Candle Holder. Duncan & Miller made these delicate floral etched patterns during the 1920s - 1940s. This may be their 'Adoration', 'First Love' or another etch. I'm not positive which, so please see all the pictures. This beautiful candle holder is in excellent condition.
Manufacturer: Duncan and Miller Glass  

Tiffin Fuchsia Stem Water Goblet Tiffin Glass Company's Elegant 'Fuchsia' Pattern Stem or Water Goblet #15083 measuring 7 1/2'' tall. Tiffin made this beautiful depression glass pattern from 1937-1940. Excellent condition. Price is per stem, 4 stems are available.
Manufacturer: Tiffin Glass  

Tiffin Small Crystal 'Cherokee Rose' Floral Etch Bowl This Tiffin Glass Company's Small Crystal Floral Etched Bowl in the 'Cherokee Rose' pattern was made in the 1940s - 1950s. This bowl has cupped sides and measures 5 3/4'' in diameter and 1 3/4'' tall. Very good condition with the faintest hint of wear to the etched design and a tiny pin point bubble in the glass.
Manufacturer: Tiffin Glass  

Tiffin Glass 'June Night' Large Crystal Bowl Tiffin Glass Company's Large Cupped Crystal Centerpiece Bowl in the June Night etched pattern. According to Gene Florence, this pattern was made in the 1940s-1950s as a rival pattern for Cambridge's popular Rose Point for use with the customers' china. Except for the stems, these pieces are difficult to find. This bowl measures approximately 11'' in diameter and 3 3/4'' tall. There are no chips or cracks, just a few light scratches from use which are expected in glassware of this age. This is an elegantly beautiful bowl.
Manufacturer: Tiffin Glass  

New Martinsville Blue Janice Cup New Martinsville Glass Company's Soft Blue Cups in their Janice pattern. They made Janice 1926-1944 with Viking continuing to make Janice from 1944-1970. According to Gene Florence's Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era, the soft blue color was not remade by Viking. Cups measure 3 1/2'' in diameter (not including handle) and 2 3/8'' tall. These cups are in very good condition with no chips, cracks, etc. Price is per cup. No saucers are available.
Manufacturer: New Martinsville Glass