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16035
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Rock Sharpe Marshfield 8 Square Glass Plates
These eight scalloped square glass plates are in the 1930s Marshfield cut decoration by Rock Sharpe. They're about 7-1/2 inches across, 8-3/4 inches on the diagonal. The arched ovals and floral cutting was done by Cataract Sharpe Mfg. I think the blank plate was made by Libbey, though Bryce Brothers, Heisey, and possibly others supplied glass blanks to the Cataract Sharpe as well.
The plates are in wonderful condition, crystal clear with no chips, flakes, or fleabites. There are a very few insignificant tiny marks to a couple of the plates which may be from stacking, nothing that looks even close to a utensil or knife scratch. I have matching Marshfield oyster or fruit cocktail stems listed elsewhere in my shop.
Circa: 1938
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Cataract Sharpe Libbey
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16082
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4 Libbey 1930s Cut Glass Square Plates Flowers Leaves
A set of four scalloped square glass plates from the 1930s. They're 7-1/4" across, 9 inches point to point diagonally. The flower and leaves cutting was likely done by Cataract Sharpe while the plates themselves were produced by Libbey. The plates are in excellent condition, crystal clear with no chips, flakes, or fleabites. There are a very few insignificant tiny marks to a couple of the plates which may be from stacking.
Circa: 1937
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Libbey Rock Sharpe
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8676
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Tiffin Green Stem Festoon Optic Champagne Sherbet Goblet Pair
A pair of lovely Depression era champagne, sherbet, or cocktail goblets from Tiffin. The crystal bowls have the Festoon optic pattern, the stems are green. The blank is number 14199. They hold 6 ounces and are 3-3/4" high, 3-1/4" diameter at the rim. In perfect, crystal clear condition with no damage, scratches, or cloudiness. Price is for the pair.
Circa: 1928
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Tiffin US Glass Company
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16206
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Jeannette Iris Footed Glass Pitcher
This footed pitcher by Jeannette is considered a Depression glass pattern. The Iris and Herringbone pattern in clear was first produced in 1928. The pitcher is embossed in high relief with iris flowers all the way around and has a graceful flared shape. It stands just over 9 inches high and comfortably holds 56 ounces (7 cups). It's in very good vintage condition with no chips, flakes, or cracks, just a few random, very light and short scratch marks below the rim from storage and use.
Circa: 1928
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Jeannette Glass Co
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15897
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Pink Glass Candlestick With Floral Cutting
This 1930s Depression era pink glass candlestick has a pretty decoration at the base of wheel cut flowers, leaves, bars, and dots. I spent some time trying to identify the maker, but this shape was used by many American glass makers. The candle holder is 3-1/2 inches high and 4-5/8" diameter at the base. It's in excellent condition with no damage, cloudiness, or scratches.
Circa: 1932
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Pre War American Production
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5841
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14 Pieces Hocking Queen Mary Crystal Plates, Cups, Saucers
Fourteen pieces in the Depression era crystal Queen Mary dinnerware pattern by Hocking Glass Company, also called Prismatic Line and Vertical Ribbed. There are four 8-1/2" salad or luncheon size plates, five cups, and five 6" sherbet plates which double as saucers for the cups. Two of the saucers have tiny flakes to the pointed ribs on the bottoms near the rims. The other pieces are in excellent, crystal clear condition with no damage. White spots in the photos are from reflections and glare.
Circa: 1936 - 1949
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Co.
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16049
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Rock Sharpe Marshfield 6 Oyster Cocktail Stems
Six elegant paneled optic cut glass oyster or fruit cocktail stems in the 1930s Marshfield cut decoration by Rock Sharpe. They're 3-1/2" high by 3-1/8 inches across the rims and hold 5 ounces. The arched ovals and floral cutting was done by Cataract Sharpe Mfg. and the glass goblet was made by Libbey.
The stems are in excellent condition, crystal clear with no chips, flakes, or fleabites. See my other listings for a set of matching square crystal plates in the Marshfield decoration.
Circa: 1935
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Cataract Sharpe Libbey
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12511
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2 Hocking Miss America Pink Cups
A pair of 1930s pink depression glass cups in the Miss America pattern by Anchor Hocking, each one perfect. They're 2 inches high by a little over 3-3/4" diameter at the rims.
The cups are in mint condition with no signs of use or wear - no damage, stains, or cloudiness and no scratches or stacking marks. Guaranteed authentic and relatively hard to find. Price is for both cups.
Circa: 1936
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Anchor Hocking Glass Co
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15178
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New Martinsville Meadow Wreath 12 Inch Ruffled Bowl
This elegant etched Depression era crystal bowl from New Martinsville Glass is in the Meadow Wreath pattern on the Radiance blank. It was made from 1926 into the early 1940s.
The bowl has eight flared panels that crimp inward. The rim has pointed but not sharp scallops. The Meadow wreath etch alternates on the panels between overflowing flower baskets and flower swags. Actual measurements are 11-3/4" diameter by a little over 4 inches high. There are some short, shallow marks in the bottom from utensil use and some tiny, faint rub marks to the exterior vertical panel edges. No chips or fleabites.
Circa: 1930
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: New Martinsville Glass Co
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10552
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Pink Wheel Cut Depression Glass Canoe Shape Pickle Dish
I don't know who made this attractive pink Depression glass dish, but it dates to the 1920s. It's canoe shaped, with wing handles and a wheel cut rose and leaf decoration across the front and back sides and a starburst bottom. At 9 inches long handle to handle by 3" wide and 1-1/2" deep, it's ideal for serving pickles, olives, relishes, or even candy. In excellent condition with no damage.
Circa: 1920s
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Pre War American Production
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9708
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Hocking Fortune Pink Depression Glass Handled Dessert Bowl
This pink 4-1/2 inch tab handled bowl or nappy is the dessert or berry in the Depression era Fortune pattern by Hocking Glass, circa 1937. It's 1-1/4" deep, 5 inches across including the handle. It's in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or cloudiness.
Circa: 1937
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Co
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16080
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1930s Wheel Cut Glass Bud Vase
A tall, slender blown glass bud vase from the 1930s or 1940s, 9-1/4 inches high. It has an all-over wheel cut decoration of flowers and leaves, with leaves cut into the foot. The vase is in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or cloudiness.
Circa: 1935
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Pre War American Production
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16050
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6 Paneled Optic Crystal Liquor Cocktail Stems Cut Swags Flowers
I'm not sure who made these lovely crystal glass liquor cocktail stems. They're 5-3/4" high by 4 inches across the rims and have paneled optic bowls, etched with flowers, leaves, dots, and criss-crossing swags. There are six, each in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or cloudiness. Estimated age is 1930s, maybe early 1940s. See my other listings for an identical set of four more cocktail stems.
Circa: 1935
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Pre War American Production
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16051
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4 Paneled Optic Crystal Liquor Cocktail Stems Cut Swags Flowers
I'm not sure who made these lovely crystal glass liquor cocktail stems. They're 5-3/4" high by 4 inches across the rims and have paneled optic bowls, etched with flowers, leaves, dots, and criss-crossing swags. There are four, each in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or cloudiness. Estimated age is 1930s, maybe early 1940s. See my other listings for an identical set of six more cocktail stems.
Circa: 1935
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Pre War American Production
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10471-2
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Federal Glass Normandie Sunburst Grill Plates Set of 3
These Depression era divided grill plates are in the Normandie or Bouquet and Lattice pattern, produced in the 1930s by Federal Glass. The iridescent marigold Carnival style color is called Sunburst. Each of the three plates measures 11 inches diameter. One has a thin, flat, sliver flake on the underside. The other two are in excellent condition. Price is for the set of three plates (I have 2 sets available for a total of 6 plates.
Circa: 1932
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co
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4340
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Chinex Flower Bouquet Serving or Vegetable Bowl
Chinex was made by MacBeth-Evans in the late 1930s to early 1940s. It's similar to their Cremax line, but Chinex has an embossed floral scroll pattern just inside the piecrust rim. This ivory white glass 9" diameter by 2-1/2" deep serving or vegetable bowl is decorated with a pretty bouquet of roses and other flowers in orange, blue, and yellow. It's in excellent, still glossy condition with no chips, cracks, or flakes.
Circa: 1930s
Country of Origin: CA
Manufacturer: MacBeth Evans
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13851
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Federal Glass Normandie Iridescent Sherbets Set 7
A set of seven footed sherbet goblets in the Depression era Normandie pattern by Federal Glass. Produced during the 1930s, Normandie, also known as Bouquet and Lattice, has the raised pattern on the outside of the bowls. The iridescent marigold Carnival style color is called Sunburst. The sherbets are just under 3 inches high by 3-5/8" diameter across the rims. Each is in excellent condition with no damage, scratches, or color fading. Price is for the set.
Circa: 1934
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co
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13852
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Federal Normandie 1930s Iridescent Glass Cup and Saucer
This glass cup and saucer set is in the 1930s Normandie or Bouquet and Lattice pattern by Federal Glass. The iridescent marigold color was called Sunburst. The saucer is 5-3/4" diameter, the coffee cup is 2-1/4" high by 3-3/4 inches across the rim. The color is either slightly worn or faintly applied around the center of the cup. No chips or breaks.
Circa: 1934
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Federal Glass Co
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16095
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Hocking Miss America 2 Serving Platters
Two clear depression glass oval platters in the Miss America pattern by Hocking Glass, produced from 1935 to 1938 (the name was changed to Anchor Hocking in 1937). They're 12-1/4 by 9-1/4 inches. One has a little chip to the sawtooth rim at the side, shown greatly enlarged in the last photo. The other platter has no damage. Price is for the pair.
Circa: 1933
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Hocking Glass Co
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Hocking Miss America 9 Inch Divided 4 Part Relish Dish
A round, four-section crystal relish plate in the Depression era Miss America pattern by Hocking Glass, produced from 1935 to 1938. It measures 8-3/4 inches diameter and is in crystal clear, perfect condition with no damage or scratches - the fragile sawtooth edges are perfect. I'll be the dish spent its whole life in the back of a cupboard.
Circa: 1935
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Anchor Hocking
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15014
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Hocking Pink Oyster Pearl Console Set Bowl Candlesticks
This three piece glass console set is in the Depression era Oyster and Pearl pattern by Anchor Hocking, produced from 1938 to 1940. The glass is white Vitrock with fired-on pink. The big scalloped bowl measures 10-1/2" diameter by 4 inches deep. The candle holders are 3-1/4" high by 4-3/4" diameter at the bases.
The bowl has three or four scratches to the pink interior, shown in the next to last picture. The candlesticks have no wear, and none of the three pieces have any chips, flakes, or damage.
Circa: 1938
Country of Origin: US
Manufacturer: Anchor Hocking Glass Co
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