| Made in the 40s this bar set could fit right into modern decor. Mix or shake your martinis and cosmos in these beautiful containers. The six glasses are great for serving cordials or apertifs. The silver is in perfect condition. |
| Fostoria created this outstanding compote. The Century blank has lovely lines and the edging adds a great finish. The Heather etching is reminiscent of holly and would make a great bowl for the holidays. 11" diameter. 4.25" height |
| Fostoria's wonderful fleur-de-lis handle fits right in on Saints' game day. The golden amber color is the perfect hue for the Saints. Imagine serving tidbits on this lovely tray during the game. You'll be the hostess with the mostest of the Who Dat Nation. The Vernon pattern etching is lovely. 11" in diameter. |
| Fenton produced millions of pieces of glassware over the many years of the company's existence. Hobnail was produced in many different shapes and colors. Opalescent white over a color was a special effect that created many unique pieces. The basket is 7'5" long,7' wide & 3.7" in height. The handle rises to 8.25". |
| The Indiana Glass Company made this bright blue bowl for the Tiara Company in 1982. It was made from its original 1930s mold called Double Fleur-de-lis. The perfect bowl for Fleur-de-lis collectors. A beautiful French blue color reminiscent of our French heritage. 12" in diameter |
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| The New Martinsville "Janice" swan is a classic. The crystal bowl has petal-like lines that catch the light. The cobalt blue swan rises gracefully from the bowl. 11" long, 8" wide, 9.5 high at head |
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| Even if you are not a Saints fan you have to love this compote and tray. If you ARE a fan then this is THE perfect piece for you. Two pieces of incredible black glass trimmed in wide gold bands make an exceptional combo. Made by Imperial in the 30's its design is still relevant in today's decor. Compote 10.5" diameter. Tray 10.5" in diameter. |