Cane Lundrum Topaz Depression Glass
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Lancaster Cane Lundrum 765 Topaz 11 3/4inch Low Console Bowl
Here is the beautiful low console bowl in Lancaster Glass' Cane Lundrum pattern, line number 765. This has the lovely scalloped edges between arched points and the cane molded design in the center. The Lundrum design is mold etched with fanciful paisley motifs, scrolls and lavish flowers and lotus flowers or peacock feathers. It was hard to photograph to show both the delicate topaz yellow and the intricate design. Bowl is 11 3/4 inches across at the widest and a little over 2 3/4 inches tall at the tip of the graceful points. It is in extremely good condition, with no chips and no cracks, great clarity and virtually no wear. The only signs of age are a bit of wear on the bottom from being over 70 years old. Lancaster introduced this pattern about 1932 and it is still popular today, rightly so given the beautiful design and shape.
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Lancaster Cut Glass
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Lancaster Clear Depression Glass Fuschia Cut Wide Rim Vase
Very nice cut glass vase from the depression era has a wide curved rim and a neat hourglass shape. This may be from Lancaster Glass, identified by comparing to the photos on page 144 of Zastowney's recent Lancaste Glass Company book. The vase in his photo has the same shape and is identified as Fuschia, line 01 1/2. Regardless of maker, this is a great shape for flowers, including trailing blooms like sweet peas. Vase is 5 3/4 inches tall at the rim and 8 inches across measuring from rim edge to rim edge. It is in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks, no water stains and very minimal wear. There are a couple of flaws, including small straw marks and one spot on the side where the cutter apparently slipped and put a few tiny extra cuts. The design is fuschia blooms with leaf sprays, repeated three times around the rim. The petals and leaves were cut with fine parallel lines and the flower centers are single cuts. This is a great retro vase that is a wonderful example of the fine cut glass that was widely available during the depression. You'll enjoy having and displaying this one!
Item: One vase with wide rim that has a fuschia flower cutting.
Item Condition: Excellent. No chips or cracks, light wear and straw marks.
Guarantee: Of course! We offer full refund if description is wrong.
Shipping Cost: Cost is based on weight of 3 pounds, insurance and $1.00 packaging.
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Lancaster Open Work Topaz Depression Glass
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Lancaster Topaz Yellow 906 Open Work 7 3/4 inch Wide Footed Compote
Beautiful lace edge compote is from Lancaster Glass, line number 906. This is the smallest size compote (or comport), about 3 1/4 inches tall and 7 3/4 inches across at the rim. Lancaster made this pattern during the early part of the depression and it is similar to Hocking's Lace Edge, but finer quality and without the rayed base. This is a light, pure yellow topaz colored glass; the photos have a blueish tinge that the glass does not have. Compote is in excellent condition, free of chips or cracks; wear is very minor and glass has good clarity.
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Lancaster Petal Pink Depression Glass
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Lancaster Petal Pink 3-Toed Crimped Scalloped Rim 6 1/2 inch Bowl
Beautiful pink depression glass bowl is Lancaster Glass Petal, line number 1830. This is the crimped edge, flared rim 3-toed small bowl, which is just a beautiful color, shape and size. You can imagine this adorning your table this holiday and throughout the year. Lancaster used this blank for many of their decorations, including Jubilee, and this would go well with your collection. Bowl is 6 1/2 inches across, measuring across the widest section, and 3 1/2 inches tall. Glass is beautifully clear and sparkly and the bowl has no chips, no cracks, no nicks or haze. The only point to be aware of is that this has the usual little strawmarks that give depression glass its charm.
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MacBeth Evans American Sweetheart Pink Depression Glass
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American Sweetheart Pink Depression Glass Oval Platter MacBeth Evans
Beautiful American Sweetheart remains one of the most popular depression glass patterns and no surprise. It has a delicate mold-etched design of swags and paisley shapes on thin glass in a soft pink. MacBeth Evans made American Sweetheart from 1930 to 1936. Like many depression patterns the serving pieces were not given away as premiums but had to be purchased and are thus less common than other pieces. This is the 13 1/4 inch oval platter. Platter is 13 1/4 inches long and 10 inches wide and about 1 1/8 inches tall. You can see that this is more flared and scooped than the platters in some patterns. Oval serving platter is in excellent condition, with no chips or cracks and with very light, minimal wear. The one thing you should know before bidding is there are two straw marks on one end. One mark is a fairly straight line like someone drew a pencil tip through the top and the other is squiggly mark on the bottom. You can see these in the close up. I checked very carefully to be sure these are not damage, just the way the platter was made.
Item: One American Sweetheart pink 13 1/4 inch long oval platter
Item Condition: Excellent, no chips or cracks, two straw marks. Guarantee: Of course! We offer full refund including shipping both ways if description is wrong.
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