Imperial Glass footed bowl, Meadow Green Carnival Footed bowl by Imperial Glass in meadow green carnival color, Imperial Glass #4270, with the acanthus leaf design, scalloped edge, 4 feet. Made from Cambridge mold #3800/57B. 8.5 inches x 4.25. IG logo on bottom. One bubble near lip. A beautiful green color, only lightly iridized.  

Degenhart Glass Gear Shift Knob Personalized gear shift knob in excellent condition with a couple of slight scratches. Multi-colored ground with spaced bubbles and the name "W. Henrickson" on a banner edged in blue. With original metal neck. Unsigned, 2 inches x 1.5. Hard to find item.  

Degenhart Glass Gear Shift Knob Gear shift knob by Degenhart Glass. Unsigned, 2 inches x 1.5. Multi-colored background with spaced bubbles, original metal neck. Excellent condition, one small rub mark. Personalized with banner reading C.E. Duffield. Rare collector's piece.  

Imperial Glass Bread Dish - Give Us This Day This bread dish by Imperial Glass, made originally for Sturbridge Village, is 10 inches wide, with slightly raised sides - not quite a bowl, not quite a plate. Clear glass in American Hobnail with piecrust rim, center wheat pattern, and the words "Give us this day our daily bread" around the perimeter. I don't know how old it is. One stray bubble in the wheat sheaf allows for such a low price.  

Sugar Bowl, believed to be by Heisey Sugar bowl, NO Heisey logo but looks like it might be Heisey. 3.5 x 3.5 inches, in excellent condition. Floral patter of flowers and leaves on either side, scallped edge, added wheel cutting on edges of panels. Quite attractive. Some minor exterior markings but the interior is scratch-free.  

Sherbet dish, believed to be Cambridge Glass Shallow bowl goblet/sherbet dish with faint 12-side panelling and diamond-point etching bands of double loops over double waves. Really lovely. Believed to be by Cambridge Glass but can't be sure. 3.25 inches x 3.75, in mint condition. Final photo is an attempt to show that faint panelling but very difficult to photograph and not even obvious to the naked eye until you look for it.  

Imperial Glass Free-hand Vase, orange lustre-ware This beautiful vase would be worth over $1,000 if not for a very unfortunately damaged foot, as shown in photos. It's still a beautiful piece, worth displaying. 5.25 inches by 6.75, it has an orange body with cobalt handles and base, cobalt rim. Absolutely lovely.  

Heisey Marmalade Jar with Lid Heisey crystal marmalade jar with lid, 3.25 x 5.25 with lid in place, in mint condition. Heisey logo on inside bottom. Daisy wheel-cut engraving.  

Heisey Dessert or Sauce Dish, Old Williamsburg Old Williamsburg design #341 dessert or sauce dish, c 1939-57. 7 inches x 1.25. Panelled sides, very plain, with large sunburst on base with Heisey Diamond H. Considerable scratching and priced accordingly.  

Imperial Nursery Rhyme Mug A nursery rhyme mug in Ultra Blue by Imperial Glass, dating to the 1960's. 3 inches x 3.5. Heisey pattern number 1591. IG logo on bottom, Imperial's number 43320. This is an excellent match for our G871 in Fern Green. Elephant head handle, nursery rhyme characters around sides.  

Cambridge Glass Company commemorative paperweight Rectangular paperweight in clear glass, produced by Cambridge Glass Company some time prior to mid-fifties. This one has a slight flaw on the lower rim, as seen in the photo, so it's priced accordingly. Difficult to photograph, but the image is very clear when seen in real life.  

Imperial Glass NuCut Square Nappy #576 EAPG This is a square nappy in the Nucut #576 line by Imperial Glass, c.1913-37. It measures 5-1/2" square and 2" tall. It has the Nucut logo in the center, and is in excellent condition, extemely clear, with no chips or cracks, especially along the serrated edge.  

Imperial Glass Sugar and Creamer This Imperial Glass sugar bowl with lid and creamer are replicas of a set in the Smithsonian and have the "SI" insignia on each piece. They are in the 'broken column' design, original numbers 71544 and 71545. They stand 5 inches tall (without the lid), and 3.5 inches in diameter. Manufactured in 1977. Condition is mint - I don't believe they've ever been used. No utensil marks or marks of any kind. Price is for pair.  

Imperial Glass Octagon or Bellaire 505 Celery EAPG This is a celery holder/spooner in Imperial's Bellaire 505 (aka Octagon), c. 1913. Measuring over 6-1/2" tall x 4-1/2" in diameter (7-1/2" across the handles). It has some small "seed" bubbles, and a small inclusion with what appear to be grind marks in one of the handles, but the pattern hides it well, and I only found it by feel. Otherwise, it is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or broken teeth along the serrated edge. A nice piece for anyone's EAPG collection.  

Tiffin or US Glass Three-Legged Bowl, 310 Line Three-legged bowl from the 310 line, made both by Tiffin Glass and US Glass. This one is probably Tiffin, since they did more in the amber-colored satin glass (not stretched glass). 9 inches by 3.5. In mint condition.  

Tiffin Amberina Hatpin or Flower Arranger Vase I have seen this style of vase referred to as both a "hatpin" vase or "flower arranger" vase. Produced by Tiffin Glass (ware #16261) in the 1920's, it has an unusual amberina coloring, and is marked "Pat. Apl'd for" on the bottom. The fingers at the top show some "strawmarks". These are not cracks! This vase is very clean and in excellent condition.