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This set of Fostoria American sherbets has two which still have the original Fostoria paper label on them. I will leave the cleaning of those two up to you. The other three went through the dishwasher and are now sparkling and ready for your home. This is the 3 5/8 inch tall sherbet which holds 5 ounces. It is footed and slightly flared at the top. I am not an expert in this pattern and hope to pass these along to a collector or dealer as I bought them extremely reasonably. The price is for the set of five. Go green! Save resources and purchase a piece of America's past. Sturdy, dependable, dishwasher-friendly, it is ready for your home today.  Made from 1930 to 1935 by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company, this Ovide pattern sugar and creamer are shown on page 167 of Mauzy's 1999 Depression Glass book. They are valued there at $15 for the creamer and $15 for the sugar. The creamer has a tiny loss of paint but not a chip on it. See close-up photo. The sugar is perfect. So, I am selling the pair for what the book gives as the value for only the sugar. Add them to your American Art Deco glass collection today.  The Candlewick line was made by Imperial from 1936-1984. This sparkling clear crystal two-part relish dish measures 6 inches across and has two tab handles. I think it is the 400/52 divided dish. If so, it is listed for $25 in the 2001 Florence Ninth Edition of the Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era book. The Candlewick line is from pages 29-35. It is in excellent condition. Fill it up with Thanksgiving cranberry relish, Christmas olives or bonbons. It is a practical piece of functional glassware and ready for your home decor.  This Duncan & Miller tab handled two-part relish dish measures 7 1/2 inches across and stands 1 inch high. It is made of gorgeous clear fire-polished glass. It is part of a large pattern made from 1936-1955. The Teardrop pattern is shown and listed on pages 197-199 in the Ninth Edition (2001) of the Florence's Elegant Glassware of the Depression Era book. There it is valued at $20. My price is quite a bit lower as it bought it very very reasonably. Fill it with cranberry relish or bonbons, it's time to celebrate! Add it to your Elegant Glass or American Mid-century glass collection today.

set 5 Fostoria American ftd 2056 sherbet $20.00

  

Ovide fired on creamer and sugar $10.00

  

Imperial Candlewick crystal 2 pt relish $8.00

  

Duncan Miler Teardrop Heart Relish dish $7.50
Chantilly Vase by Cambridge. Ca: 1930's. It is excellent condition. I see no scratches, chips, breaks, etc. I don't think it has ever been used. No water marks. It is 12 inches in height, 4 1/4 inch opening diameter, 4 inch diameter base and a flared top. The base has a beaded diamond stem. It is a wonderful piece. You will not be disappointed.  I purchased this years ago as a Baccarat Crystal Decanter. I am not knowledgeable about it so I can't truly confirm it is. It is so beautiful. The photos can't do it justice. It is 4 inch square. 11 inches from bottom to the top of the stopper. The stopper is fantastic. It sparkles like a diamond.  Baroque by Fostoria Console Set. It has a feather type design for handles on the console bowl as well as the 2 candleholders. There are 2 nicks on the feather handles of the bowl. Tried to show in pictures, not bad but they are there. The console bowl also a feather design going around the bottom. Very lovely set. The candleholders have no problems that I can find.  Made by the New Martinsville Glass Company between 1932-1940, this Pure Art Deco Ruby Moondrops 3 3/4 inch high goblet has great ruby color and design. There is a tiny rough spot on the rim. Overall in super shape. What a striking set an all ruby set would be.

Cambridge Chantilly Vase Ca: 1930's $165.00

  

Baccarat Crystal Decanter Excellent $175.00

  

Fostoria Baroque 3 Piece Console Set $95.00

  

Ruby Art Deco Moondrops 3 3 / 4 $15.00


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