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Dugan Diamond Green Glass Swan Bowl
This lovely circa 1920s green glass swan bowl was made by Diamond Glass-Ware Company of Indiana Pennsylvania (formerly Dugan Glass). The bowl is more often attributed to Fenton than Diamond, and it's true that Fenton later produced the same swan bowls from purchased Dugan molds after the company went out of business, but not in this color.
The bowl is about 7-1/2" by 7" diameter and 3-1/4" high to the tops of the swan head handles. There are some light, hair-fine scratches on the bottoms, common to old Depression era glassware, but no chips, cracks, flakes, or cloudiness. I have two identical swan dishes, price is per bowl.
Circa: 1920
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Diamond Glass Ware Co
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4012
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Lancaster Carol Yellow Topaz Etched Footed Bowl
This topaz yellow Depression glass footed shallow bowl or plate is shown in a 1932 Lancaster Glass Company catalog as the Carol pattern - or at least the same blank is called Carol. The picture shows the pieces with a satin finish and painted rose decoration, but the text says it's also available in plain topaz. I don't know the name of the leaf and swag etch on this piece.
The bowl is 10-1/4" diameter by 2" deep. There are no chips or flakes, but it does have some short scratches in the glass. Most are minor and not noticeable but one is deep enough to feel with your fingertips and about 1/8" long.
Circa: 1932
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Lancaster Glass
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4884
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Cambridge Decagon Emerald Green Footed Creamer
An elegant Depression era footed glass creamer in the Decagon pattern by Cambridge Glass company from the 1930s to 1940s. The pretty green color was called Emerald. It stands 3-1/2" tall and is sometimes referred to as an individual creamer. In excellent condition with no damage, cloudiness, or visible scratches.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Cambridge Glass Company
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4117
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Imperial Ruby Red Laced Edge Vase
This is a ruby red No. 743 footed glass vase by Imperial in the Laced or Lace Edge pattern with diamond point body. This pattern is known as Katy when in opalescent blue or green, and clear pieces were also known as Crocheted Crystal. The vase is 5" high by 4" diameter at the openwork rim. In their 1930s catalogs, the Lace Edge vase was available in Ruby Red for a higher price than other colors. The glass has no markings. Excellent condition with no damage.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Imperial Glass
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4955
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Jeannette Jadite Glass Salt and Pepper Range Shakers
This set of ribbed Jadeite glass kitchen salt and pepper shakers was made by Jeannette Glass Company. They're about 4-5/8" tall by 2" diameter at the bases. The lids have slight wear but are overall in good condition, though I don't think they're the original lids. There are no chips or flakes, not even around the threaded necks. The lettering on the salt shaker is faded, and both shakers could stand a more thorough cleaning than what I gave them.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Jeannette Glass
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4180
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New Martinsville Moondrops Ruby Red Cordial
A single ruby red cordial stem in the Moondrops pattern by New Martinsville Glass Company, produced from 1932 to 1940. It stands 2-7/8 inches high and holds 3/4 ounce. In excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or cloudiness.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: New Martinsville Glass
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4433
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Tiffin Williamsburg Sky Blue 1926 Crimped Bowl
This gorgeous large bowl was made by US Glass Company at their Tiffin factory. It's in the Williamsburg pattern, which was produced both in the 1920s and brought back again in 1956 in certain colors - this Sky Blue color was not one of the 1950s issues though, it dates to the earlier production period.
The bowl is 10-1/2" diameter at the rim by 5-1/2" deep. It's in perfect condition, shiny and shimmering with no chips, scratches, or cloudiness. The pictures truly don't do it justice. I've seen ads for Williamsburg baskets in this color, but this is the only deep bowl in Sky Blue I can find any reference to in all my books or on the web.
Circa: 1926
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Tiffin U.S. Glass Company
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3531
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1930s Fenton Jade Green Leaf Plate No. 175
This is the 8" salad plate in the number 175 Leaf pattern, introduced by Fenton Art Glass in 1934. The color is Jade green. The Leaf dishes were remade in the 1950s in pink and white milk glass, and a reissue was done in 2000 for Martha Stewart in a lighter Jadeite color. This plate is unmarked and is not the newer version.
It's in perfect condition, no chips, fleabites, or scratches aside from the minor table rubwear on the underside ring that you'll find in almost all old glassware.
Circa: 1934
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Fenton Glass
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4160
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Indiana Constellation Intaglio Fruit Platter with Silver and Ruby Underlay Decoration
This 13-1/2 inch cake or serving plate was made by Indiana Glass Company in the 1940s. The pattern is called Constellation with the intaglio grapes center (most pieces of Constellation did not have the fruit centers). It has shiny silver and ruby painted decoration applied to the back which some people mistakenly think is a Goofus treatment. The silver decoration is ruby red on the back, and the red shines through the silver nicely when the platter is held to the light.
The plate is in fabulous condition - I'm tempted to call it mint. There are no scratches, flakes, chips, or wear, and the painted finish is in virtually pristine condition with no scratches or flaking. It was obviously never used except perhaps to display. Perfect as a holiday or special occasion serving piece.
Circa: 1940s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Indiana Glass
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Full Price: $30.00
50 % off!
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5526
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Hocking Square Depression Green Glass Refrigerator Dish
This wide ribbed green Depression era glass leftover or fridge storage jar usually goes unidentified as it's not marked, but it was shown in a 1932 Hocking Glass Company kitchen glassware brochure. The dish measures just a tad under 5-1/2" square by 3" deep and does not come with a lid. It's in very good vintage condition with the usual minor mold line roughness near the rim but no chips, cracks, or cloudiness.
Circa: 1932
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Co
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4669
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Hazel Atlas Cobalt Ritz Blue Depression Glass Mixing Bowl
This 1930s Depression glass pillar optic rib mixing bowl is a beautiful transparent cobalt blue color, called Ritz Blue by the manufacturer, Hazel Atlas. It measures 9-5/8" diameter by 4-1/8" high. In excellent condition with no chips, flakes, or cloudiness, just a few minor stir marks in the bottom of the bowl from use. Two identical bowls are available, price is per bowl.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hazel Atlas
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