40-50-60s Manufactured Glass

1942-1946 Moonstone pattern by Anchor Hocking Glass. Done with the crimped opalescent rim. Excellent condition. Stands 1 5/8 tall by 7 ¾ wide. Frequently mistaken for a Fenton hobnail pattern.

The most common of all missing pieces to any collector's sets is the lids. This lid is for the Holiday, AKA, Button and Bows, pattern by Jeannette Glass. It is in the pink and in excellent condition. It was in production from 1947 to the 50's. Finding the lid to complete your sugar bowl set is a real find!

Wonderful retro design to this amber bowl. The triangle shape is enhanced with a tiered affect of glass at all 3 corners. It is in excellent condition. This would make a striking salad bowl or even a console bowl. It stands 3 ¼ tall by 9 5/8 across.

This is a really nice Fired On Green Rainbow 4 1/2 inch high Tumbler made by Anchor Hocking from 1938 to the 1950s. This Tumbler is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. The finish is very shiny. Be sure to search our other Rainbow glass available.

This is a really nice Fired On Yellow Rainbow 3 1/4 inch high Footed Sherbet made by Anchor Hocking from 1938 to the 1950s. This Sherbet measures 3 1/2 inches in diameter at the top and is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or scratches. The finish is very shiny. Be sure to search our other Rainbow glass available.

Pretty vintage green art glass bowl or candy dish with a scalloped rim and a matte type finish on the exterior. Unsigned. Hobnails on bottom outside. 7 in diameter. Fine condition. 1950s.

Flat bottom creamer from Anchor Hocking Glass in their Royal Ruby pattern. Made from 1938-1960's then again in 1977. Very popular color and pattern. This one is in excellent condition. Stands 3 tall by 4 ¼ wide.

A satin glass tray divided into 5 sections. Measures 11.5 in. diameter. Decorated with a wheat and floral pattern. Colors are pale pink and light green or citron. There is minor paint loss but will not deter from use or display. Exceptionally smooth satin finish. Please view images carefully. Perfect for relishes or a variety of sweets, candies, etc. This item should ship via parcel post due to its size.

Two frosted cruets decorated with three hand painted green leaves on the front. (Gay Fad look) Size: 5-3/4 inches height, 2-7/8 inches width Condition: used, vintage, two minor frits to frosting on back of the oil cruit, still displays very nicely. Oil cruet has glass stopper, and the vinegar cruet has cork. Comments: faintly marked with the H over A Hazel Atlas mark, plus an 8 on the vinegar.

American Fostoria Sugar Bowl--Clear heavy glass with design and has 2 side handles--2 1/2 inches tall x 3 1/4 inch diameter--Very good is bright and shows no wear

Pattern: Willow, clear pressed glass with a leaf design on both sides (AKA Oleander/ Magnolia) Size: 3-1/2 inches height, 1-3/4 inch base, 4-1/2 inches length from spout to end on handle Condition: used, no chips Comments: beautiful handle shape - circa 1974

Seneca Glass Company Driftwood Casual Peacock Blue Cocktail Glass. Seneca Glass Company produced glass from 1891 to 1983, the first operated out of a former Fostoria Glass factory and later moved to a new factory along the Monogahela River. Located on the same street the Morgantown Glass Works and Beaumont Glass, these three companies often borrowed designs from each another and made or decorated glass for each other. The offical name Driftwood Casual is often shortened to Driftwood, this type of glass is often referred to as Wrinkle or Crinkle Glass. This tumbler is the Peacock Blue color, this color was made from the 1967 to 1973. It is 3 3/8 inches tall and holds six ounces, in excellent condition, no chips and no signs of use. A fabulous addition to your collection, please click on the quantity tab to select the number you would to order! Be sure and see our other listings for additional pieces in this pattern! We have several of these available, click on the quantity tab to select the number you would like to order.

This is a vintage set of 2 short stem wine glasses. The maker is unknown and they are 4 1/2 tall. They are a clear glass with a gold leaf and flower pattern. They have gold on the rim and the foot and are in excellent condition.

Imperial Vintage Grape Lidded Candy Dish--Milk glass 5 sided dish with lid--Has grapes and leaves on the lid and dish--5 3/8 inches tall counting the lid x 4 3/8 inches wide--From the 1950s-1980s--Has 3 all chips on the under part of the lid bur does not distract from the piece--Has the Imperial I G intertwined on the bottom and inside of the lid

Boopie Sherbet Set--Set of 4 clear glass sherbets with foot and foot has small beads around bottom of foot--3 1/2 inches tall x 3 3/4 inch diameter--Very good condition--by Anchor Hocking--Set of 4 is $15

Small deep green open candy or ice cream. Has an overlapping elongated thumbprint pattern. One rough seam on the side. Can't tell if it is nicks or just came out of the mold that way. Unknown maker. Stands 3 ¾ tall by 4 ½ wide.

Jeannette Gold Luster carnival glass set of 4 cups and 4 saucers. Cups measures 2 1/2 tall and saucers are 5 7/8 in diameter. The condition is excellent on all of them.

1940s Glassware for parties, Weddings, Bridal or Baby Shower, Prom. Measures approx 5 1/2 inches high X 11 inches top diameter. No chips or cracks. Possible very light signs of use. Price is for one.

Transparent Dark Red glass, shaped just like the Forest Green or Clear Cups. Part of the 1940s 1950s 1960s Fire King line made by the Anchor Hocking Glass Company. Measures 2 1/4 inches high X 3 1/4 inches top diameter. Holds 6 ounces. Has minor usage scratching or signs of use. Price is for one cup.

This dainty condiment jar features a lovely delicate grapevine design on each side of the 10 paneled jar. It measures 2-1/2 diameter with a cut glass star at the base, 2-1/4 diameter top, has slightly curved handles measuring 4 wide and the jar is 2-1/2 high - with cover 4 high. The cover features 9 panels around the top with an opening for a spoon. There is a fleabite chip on one side of the opening, otherwise is perfect condition. It is unmarked, but probably dates back before 1950 as it belonged to my Grandmother.