German Celery Dish Cobalt blue celery dish with the markings of IPF Germany on the back in gold along with the number 50. The tray is 12 inches long and 4 inches wide. Three pairs of yellow and pink roses with green leaves painted on top of a creamy white background mark the bottom of the dish. Trims of cobalt blue and gold alternate on the sides. The handles are leavws outlined in gold. The dish is scalloped and also trimmed with the gold. There is some wear to the gold edge. It doesn't appear used. There is a chip on the bottom base that sets on the table which cannot be seen. This piece is probably dated to 1900.
Manufacturer: IPF Germany  

Handled celery vase by Bryce, Higbee Co. is called Fleur De Lis and dates between 1898 and 1905. It is 6 inches high and 4 inches wide.
Manufacturer: Bryce Higbee  

Victorian Ornament Loop & Dart Celery Vase Celery Vase made by the Portland Glass Co circa 1869 is a Loop and Dart pattern sometimes called Loop and Jewel. It was designed by W.O.Davis is non-flint and stands 9 inches tall. It is in excellent condition. Priced in Warman's EAPG Price Guide for 65.00.
Manufacturer: Portland Glass Co  

Victorian Goblet Victorian wine goblet known as a gentleman's goblet as it is 6 inches tall. Lady's goblet is slightly shorter. No flea bites, chips or cracks and has a pretty diamond dot pattern. Place a votive candle inside for unique dinner setting.
 

Victorian Wine Goblet Victorian wine goblet known as a gentleman's goblet as it is 6 inches. A ladies goblet is slightly smaller. It is in excellent condition with no chips. A votive candle upgrade this goblet to a fabulous place setting display.
 

Victorian Tea Cup Adorable Victorian teacups have been in one family for four generations. All in great condition. Dainty. The saucers are delicately ribbed. A lovely addition to a collector.