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This set of 6 1/4 inch diameter sherbet or underplates is part of the Moonstone line made by Hocking Glass Company from 1942 to 1946. One usually sees the bowls and ruffled rim pieces. In excellent condition, this set of 5 sherbet plates would look great on a holiday table. Think red velvet cupcakes for the Fourth of July! They can seen on pages 155-156 of Mauzy's Depression Glass Book (1999) where they are priced back then at $5 each! My price is much much lower as I found them quite reasonably. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  Each of the two cocktails in this set of Russel Wright American Modern glass measures 2 3/4 inches and holds exactly three ounces to the brim. The color is seafoam, one of the four colors in which this line was produced by Morgantown circa 1951, but never marked. Excellent conditon. No chips, flakes or cracks. See a description of the items in this line illustrated and priced in second edition Kerr, p. 238-239. This line can also be seen in the 2000 Keller and Ross book titled Russel Wright, Dinnerware, Pottery and More on pages 183-185. Though this line of Russel Wright glass designs may indeed be the easiest to find today, it is still relatively difficult to locate examples in excellent condition. I purchased these glasses very reasonably so I am able to offer them at a 50% discount from the prices listed in the Kerr book and well below the Keller/Ross price of $20-$25 each. Add them to your Midcentury glassware collection or Russel Wright collection today. Priced the set of two.  Each of the two cocktails in this set of Russel Wright American Modern glass measures 2 3/4 inches and holds exactly three ounces to the brim. The color is seafoam, one of the four colors in which this line was produced by Morgantown circa 1951, but never marked. Excellent conditon. No chips, flakes or cracks. See a description of the items in this line illustrated and priced in second edition Kerr, p. 238-239. This line can also be seen in the 2000 Keller and Ross book titled Russel Wright, Dinnerware, Pottery and More on pages 183-185. Though this line of Russel Wright glass designs may indeed be the easiest to find today, it is still relatively difficult to locate examples in excellent condition. I purchased these glasses very reasonably so I am able to offer them at a 50% discount from the prices listed in the Kerr book and well below the Keller/Ross price of $20-$25 each. Add them to your Midcentury glassware collection or Russel Wright collection today. Priced the set of two.  Libbey's Golden Foliage pattern is a classic design of golden leaves on frosted panels, bordered in gold, with a gold top rim. This pattern is shown in Libbey's 1957-1958 catalog. It was discontinued in 1978. This is a set of 4 Gold Leaf Cocktail/Sherbet goblets by Libbey. Excellent conditon with very little gold loss around the rim if any. No chips or cracks. They stand 4 1/4" tall, 3 1/2" wide, the bowl is 2 1/4" deep and hold 7 ounces. This version of this popular pattern features a frosted background for the Autumn or Gold Leaves. The gold rim is excellent on this set. I don't think they were used much at all. Talk about retro. Most adults over the age of 40 remember these glasses. I think they were even a premium in detergent boxes or were part of the Green Stamp program! Add dash of Mad men Mid century to your home! Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, these are ready for your kitchen table, rec room or bar today.

Hocking Moonstone set 5 sherbet plates $12.50

  

set 2 Russel Wright AM seafoam glass coc $25.00

  

set 2 Russel Wright AM seafoam glass coc $25.00

  

set 4 Libbey gold leaves cocktail goblet $15.00
Libbey's Golden Foliage pattern is a classic design of golden leaves on frosted panels, bordered in gold, with a gold top rim. This pattern is shown in Libbey's 1957-1958 catalog. It was discontinued in 1978. This is a set of 4 Gold Leaf Cocktail/Sherbet goblets by Libbey. Excellent conditon with very little gold loss around the rim if any. No chips or cracks. They stand 4 1/4" tall, 3 1/2" wide, the bowl is 2 1/4" deep and hold 7 ounces. This version of this popular pattern features a frosted background for the Autumn or Gold Leaves. The gold rim is excellent on this set. I don't think they were used much at all. Talk about retro. Most adults over the age of 40 remember these glasses. I think they were even a premium in detergent boxes or were part of the Green Stamp program! Add dash of Mad men Mid century to your home! Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, these are ready for your kitchen table, rec room or bar today.  Each of the four cocktails in this set of Russel Wright American Modern glass measures 2 3/4 inches and holds exactly three ounces to the brim. The color is seafoam, one of the four colors in which this line was produced by Morgantown circa 1951, but never marked. Excellent conditon. No chips, flakes or cracks. See a description of the items in this line illustrated and priced in second edition Kerr, p. 238-239. This line can also be seen in the 2000 Keller and Ross book titled Russel Wright, Dinnerware, Pottery and More on pages 183-185. Though this line of Russel Wright glass designs may indeed be the easiest to find today, it is still relatively difficult to locate examples in excellent condition. I purchased these glasses very reasonably so I am able to offer them at a 50% discount from the prices listed in the Kerr book and well below the Keller/Ross price of $20-$25 each. Add them to your Midcentury glassware collection or Russel Wright collection today. Priced the set of four.  Nice 3 piece round Mixing Bowl Set of 3 with the Mushroom design. Bowls measure 5 1/2", 7" and 8 1/2". All Bowls are in very good condition- no chips or cracks or nicks and little wear. Price is for the Set at  Made by Hazel-Atlas, this carnival glass piggy bank is normally seen in a much smaller version which was suitable for a child's smaller hands. This HUGE Anchor Hocking piggy bank may have been made for a bank display or perhaps for an adult. In any case, the glass is slightly iridized with a marigold stain like much carnival glass is. It is in excellent condition and has the Anchor Hocking mark on the bottom as well as the number 15. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your home today.

set 4 Libbey gold leaves cocktail goblet $15.00

  

set 4 Russel Wright AM glass cocktails $50.00

  

Pyrex Mushroom Mixing Bowl Set of 3- For $25.00

  

Hocking LARGE carnival glass piggy bank $10.00
This set of 4 footed 5 3/4 inches tall 9 ounce water goblets were made by the Indiana Glass Company. The pattern is an old one originally made by the U. S. Glass Company in the 1890s, it was also made by Tiffin Glass in the early 1960s. This glass was made by the Indiana/Colony Glass concern in the early 1960s. It is serviceable, useful, and pratical American 20th century glass. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  Standing 6 1/4 inches tall and holding 12 oz liquid, this pair of 1950s American glass tumblers were known as "zombies" in the catalogue: "fill it up with enough liquoir,drain it and become a zombie?.." They are a playful go along to any cocktail shaker collection or barware. The screened decorations are in excellent shape. A blue band at top, pink in the middle and white at the bottom contain images of skaters, both single and pair skaters in different jump and turn positions. The captiion at the bottom states: "Skate-capades". Great Mid-century graphics! Whimsical and fun, they would look great full of ice tea or something with a little more zip! Price is for the pair. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, somewhat dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table or bar today.  This set of 15 oz. Rocks glasses features two panels each depicting three abstract flower forms whose flowers feature a classical design and in the middle the Rock of Gibraltar. The decoration is 24 karat gold on black. Two designers, Fred Press and Georges Briard designed many such lines, though these are not signed in any way. Buy them! Fill them with your favorite retro drink and the party is on. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, they are ready for your bar or dining room today.  LIBBEY Glass Company of Toledo Ohio first introduced this exquisite pattern (Golden & Silver Foliage) in their 1957 - 1958 catalog It was very popular than and some 50 years later, it is still very popular. The gold used in the decorations is 22K - the silver is Palladium. Each of these little gems stands 4 1/2 inches tall. A frosted band shows off 4 stylized abstract Mid-century leaf designs. Each is done in what we would today call a "drop-shadow" effect. Think Photoshop! There is a silver band at the top of each cordial. Each cordial holds exactly 1 ounce! So, break out the Drambuie or Cointreau and toast your family and friends. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your dining table today.

4 Indiana amber King's Crown water goble $12.00

  

Hazel-Atlas pink Ice Skaters Zombie tumb $12.00

  

Libbey black gold set 4 Rocks 15 oz glas $15.00

  

6 Libbey Silver Leaf Foilage #3002 cord $12.00
The blue cornflower which is found on 90 plus pieces of Corning's Pyroceram ware debuted in 1957 and was retired in 1987. This set of 3 P-41 Petite Pans was made between 1963 and 1970. They were sold both with a cover and without a cover. They each hold 1 1/2 cups. They are shown on page 24 of Coroneos' 2006 guide titled The Complete Guide to Corning Ware & Visions Cookware. The are an easy way to bake some individual casseroles, gratins or use them as serving dishes. Retro pratical flair. I bought them very reasonably so can pass them on reasonably as well. Price is for the set of three. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your kitchen table today.  Made by the Anchor Hocking company, each of these four Tahiti glasses stands 5 3/4 inches tall. Anchor Hocking made a few similar patterns: Tree Bark, Pagoda, Capri in this color. It is a real retro midcentury functional set straight from the Mad Men set. Fill them up with your favorite iced tea or lemonade in summer or something more potent the rest of the year. Add them to your Mid-century or Anchor Hocking barware collection today.  Made between 1954-1957 by the Jeannette Glass Company, this 7 inch plate is trimmed in gold, which is still in very good condition. It is shown on page 117 of the Fourth Edition (1998) of Florence's Collectible Glassware from the 40s, 50s, 60s. It is valued there at $12.50. My price is much lower as I picked it up very reasonably. Add this lovely piece of American made midcentury glass to your home today.  Shown on page 40 as the fourth from left on the bottom row of the Ninth Edition of Florence's Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era book, this Cape Cod wine stem stands 3 inches tall and holds 3 ounces. It is valued in that book at $8 each. This set is in excellent condition and can give years of future service. My price is much lower as I was able to purchase these stems very reasonably and hope to pass them on to a collector who will get years of enjoyment from them. Buy American glass! Add it to your Imperial Glass or Cape Cod pattern collection today.

set 3 P-41 Corning Cornflower Petite Pan $7.50

  

Anchor Hocking 4 Tahiti green 12 oz glas $10.00

  

Jeannette Glass Harp 7 inch plate $7.50

  

Set 4 Imperial Cape Cod 1602 wine glasse $15.00
Shown on page 40 as the fourth from left on the bottom row of the Ninth Edition of Florence's Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era book, this Cape Cod wine stem stands 3 inches tall and holds 3 ounces. It is valued in that book at $8 each. This set is in excellent condition and can give years of future service. My price is much lower as I was able to purchase these stems very reasonably and hope to pass them on to a collector who will get years of enjoyment from them. Buy American glass! Add it to your Imperial Glass or Cape Cod pattern collection today.  This is the 11 1/2" Iris Bowl with the ruffled edge in the marigold iridescent color. Excellent condition -no damage and the color is very strong on the Bowl- very Carnival glass like. See 2nd photo for up close of the pattern.  These small amber glass mini beer steins look like shot glasses to me, but, I have also read that they were used as creamers in restaurants for coffee. They are very nice- very shiny, amber glass- no damage and are marked with the "F"ederal shield in the bottom. Price is for the set of 6 at  This lovely 3 piece set was made by Indiana Glass in the Diamond Point pattern and has ruby flashed trim. Both glass and trim are in excellent condition- no chips or cracks and little, if any, wear on the ruby trim. Price is for the Set of 3 at

Set 4 Imperial Cape Cod 1602 wine glasse $12.00

  

Iris and Herrigbone Iridescent Ruffled B $15.00

  

Federal Glass Shot Glass or Creamer Am $15.00

  

Indiana Diamond Point Ruby Cream Sugar T $18.00
This is a pretty oval Diamond Point Butter Dish or Cheese Dish and Lid with Ruby flashed trim made by Indiana Glass. It is approx. 8 3/4" long and 5" high including the finial. The flashing is in very good condition with only an occasional speck of wear- very minor. It is a lovely piece to add to a collection or use for entertaining.  Made by Anchor Hocking, this is a 7" Bowl with a smooth rim in the EAPC pattern. This is the harder to find and more desirable of the 2 different 7" Bowls. I see many of the scalloped edge Bowl, but few of these. It is in excellent condition- no damage and showing little, if any, signs of use.  Standing 6 1/4 inches tall and holding 12 oz liquid, this 1950s American glass tumbler was known as a zombie in the catalogue: fill it up with enough liquoir,drain it and become a zombie?..<grin> It is a playful go along to any cocktail shaker collection or barware. The screened decorations are in excellent shape. The top orange row has Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, and Capricornus. The middle yellow row has Taurus, Scorpio, Cancer, and Leo. The bottom green row has Sagittarius, Virgo, Libra, and Gemini. The bottom has the embossed numbers a 18. Whimsical and fun, they would look great full of ice tea or something witha little more zip!  Standing 6 1/4 inches tall and holding 12 oz liquid, this 1950s American glass tumbler was known as a zombie in the catalogue: fill it up with enough liquoir,drain it and become a zombie?..<grin> It is a playful go along to any cocktail shaker collection or barware. The screened decorations are in excellent shape. Two bands at top are of cities an countries of the world. Top row done has: India, Amsterdam Holland, Spain, Canada, Egypt, and Finland in blue. Middle row has: Israel, Manila, Athens, and Rome. The bottom row has a title Travelrama in yellow and has 6 ships and three planes going around the glass. Whimsical and fun, they would look great full of ice tea or something witha little more zip!

Vintage Indiana Diamond Point Butter Dis $22.00

  

EAPC Early American Prescut Glass 7" $12.00

  

Zodiac signs zombie cocktail glass $6.00

  

Cites of the World zombie cocktail glass $6.00
Russel Wright American Modern glass sherbet, 2 3/4 inches, 5 ounces, seafoam, part of the line produced by Morgantown circa 1951, never marked. Excellent conditon. No chips, flakes or cracks. See a description of the items in this line illustrated and priced in second edition Kerr, p. 238-239. This line can also be seen in the 2000 Keller and Ross book titled Russel Wright, Dinnerware, Pottery and More on pages 183-185. Though this line of Russel Wright glass designs may indeed be the easiest to find today, it is still relatively difficult to locate examples in excellent condition. These sherbets were purchased as a wedding present by a woman up here in Vermont and according to her son who sold them to me were almost never used. They were wrapped and put away soon after purchase it seems. Add them to your Midcentury glassware collection or Russel Wright collection today. Priced each.  This is a vintage Dish with covered Swan Lid. The glass is a satinized or frosted green. The Swan on top has an indent which I believe was meant to hold a tube of lipstick if using as a vanity item or powder jar. It is mint, unused in the original packaging or box.  This lot consists of 7 Anchor Hocking Fire King Golden Anniversary cup and saucer sets, plus 2 additional cups. Shown on page 114 of Gene Florence's Fire-King Identification and Value Guide, 1998 edition. Produced from 1949 - 1962, this set comes from a lovely old colonial home in Vermont and I don't think they were ever used. The gold is shiny and dazzling. Though Florence values each cup and saucer set at $5 each, I have a much lower price for this lot. Buy them, perk some coffee in the percolator, bake some cookies and have the girls over! Price is for the lot.  This pair of zombie glasses are funky! They each stand 5 1/2 inches tall! The surface of the clear glass pitcher is coated with a rubberized surface onto which a white material was strizzled in a circle or loop patter. There is a matching pitcher to this set. They come in about 10 different shades. This is the orange and pink shae This screams patio and the fifties! Fill it with ice tea, lemonade, or beer and have some friends over for a retro patio cocktail blast! Price if for the pair.

Russel Wright AM glass sherbet, seafoam $20.00

  

Old Swan Dish or Powder Jar by Jeannette $22.00

  

Anchor Hocking Fire King Golden Annivers $12.00

  

2 Funky spaghetti strand zombie glasses $10.00
This is a beautiful small (4 1/2" wide by 5" tall) Glass Basket made by Fenton. It is signed Fenton on the bottom. The Glass is a Seafoam Green with a ruffled Opalescent edge. It is in mint condition. Priced well at  I have seen this Candy Box before and have always wondered who made it. Now I know since I have found this one in the ORIGINAL BOX- it's Indiana Glass and I should have suspected that because of the flashed on Ruby trim. It is excellent and unused and comes to you in it's original box. I do not know the exact age but it is vintage- probably 1970's- 1980's. Great find!  This is a 3 1/2" tall Indiana Glass Ruby Flashed Trim Tumbler in the Diamond Point pattern. It is in excellent condition including the Ruby trim. These little Tumblers are a little hard to find!  This Crystal Etched 3 Cornered Bowl with applied handle- approx. 4 5/8"- was made by Fostoria Glass. The etched pattern is called Meadow Rose and was made fron 1936 to 1982. It's in wonderful condition and is a harder to find item.

Fenton Seafoam Green Opalescent Glass Ba $22.00

  

Indiana Glass Ruby Flashed Trim Candy Po $22.00

  

Indiana Diamond Point Ruby Flashed Tumbl $7.50

  

Fostoria Meadow Rose 3 Cornered Handled $22.00
Made by Fostoria in the American pattern, the 2 oz. Whiskey or Shot Glass. Excellent condition. Harder to find item in this pattern.  This is a Crystal Anniversary Wine or Cordial Glass made by Jeannette Glass. It is 4" tall and holds 2 1/2 oz. Excellent condition- no damage, shiny and nice clear glass. Priced each at  Shell Pink by Jeannette Glass, the Baltimore Pear design Sugar with LID. Made in the late 1950's. The Sugar with the LID is hard to find. Excellent condition.  This is a Cookie Jar made by Jeannette Glass (unmarked). It is in the rare color known as Moonglow- an iridescent blue- similar to carnival glass. Many people would recognize this Cookie Jar because it was also made in Shell Pink milk glass and probably the hardest item to find in that color. This color is very rare also. I have only had one other piece in this color which was a honey jar that I can remember. Great color and condition- no damage. Unusual item!

Fostoria American Whiskey or Shot Glass $12.00

  

Jeannette Anniversary Wine Glass Glasse $3.50

  

Jeannette Shell Pink Baltimore Pear Suga $15.00

  

Jeannette Cookie Jar Moonglow Iridescent $45.00


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