Northwood Cranberry Coin Spot Pitcher is also called a "Half-Gallon Pitcher" produced between 1897 and 1900. It might be interesting to note that back in the late 1800's, a set, with the pitcher and 6 glasses, sold for $1.00 -- the whole set!! This pitcher is topped with the "star crimp." It is in excellent condition.

Northwood New Leaf Blue Opalescent Bowl is just under 8.5" across. Made in the 1910's (teens). In excellent condition.

Northwood Nautilus Blue Opalescent BonBon measures 8"x7"x3.5" high. It does have the Northwood logo imprinted, but very very faint. Made around 1912 and in excellent condition.

Northwood Jadite Console Bowl made in the 1920's. In good condition (has a few minor scratches). Bowl measures 9.5" across and is about 2.75" deep. A very low console bowl.

Northwood made Chinese Coral, a red heat sensitive glass whose color was hard to control in the early 1920's. This is the pedestalled 7" bowl standing 4" high. It is an opaque reddish/orange milk glass and is in mint condition.

Northwood made a lot of stretch glass. This color is very similar to Fenton's Stengl blue stretch. This 8" blue pedestalled compote is in excellent condition.