This Dugan pressedCoinspot #617 in blue opalescent was made in 1901 and seen in a Duncan ad in a National Glass Catalog. It was also called concave columns or in carnival it was coinspot. It was called a card receiver,but we call it a comport or bon bon. It is in guaranteed excellent condition and measures 6.75" wide and 4.5" high. It must be rare because it has taken me 8 years to track it to the right company and date it. It is truely lovely. The price is $55.00 plus postage and insurance.

This great old bowl was made in 1891 and is in perfect condition guaranteed. All of the lattice work is still intact. It is 8" wide and 2.5" high.The price is $38.00 plus postage and insurance.

This great old toothpick holder in the Colorado pattern has an inscription on it that says "Nazareth Fair." 1914 . They began making this pattern in 1898. The gold is quite good, but there is a little missing on the top edge. It is being offered for $45.00 plus postage and insurance. It measures 2.75" high and 2.5" wide.

This Intaglio cut clipper ship bowl stands 11.5" wide. It comes with a metal dolphin stand.The cutting is at the base of the bowl.See our pictures for detail. The set is in excellent condition . It is being sold for $40.00 plus postage and insurance.