This glass and sterling dish was produced in the United States by the Cambridge Glass Mfg. Co. before 1950. It has a diameter of 6 1/2 inches and is 2 1/4 inches deep. The glass is acid etched with a floral pattern called “Chantilly.” The dish is divided into three sections. It has a heavy sterling silver base. Condition: Excellent

This is a set of 10 crystal glasses that were made in Czechoslovakia in the 1920s. They are unmarked but the style and workmanship is similar to pieces from that area. They are 3 inches high and the mouth of the glass is 2 1/2 inches wide. They ring when tapped. We think they are cocktail glasses from the shape and size. Each glass is hand decorated with enamel paint with golfers in their traditional dress. The detail is fine. The glasses are trimmed with gold on the rim and foot. CONDITION: Excellent

These 12 juice glasses were produced in England by Stuart between 1930 and 1940. They measure 3 1/4 inches high and the mouth of the glass is 2 1/2 inches in diameter. They are hand blown in fine, clear rock crystal. They are hand engraved and polished with elaborate floral patterns. They glisten in the light. These glasses ring like a bell. They are all signed on the bottom. Although only one glass is pictured, the price includes all 12 glasses. Condition: Excellent

These 13 crystal wine glasses were produced in France by Baccarat. We believe that they are from the late 20th century. They are 5 1/2 Inches high and the mouth of the glass is 2 3/4 inches in diameter. They are made of fine, clear crystal that is hand blown and hand cut. There is a pattern of cross hatches and alternating ovals around the glass. The stems are cut into 6 panels. All of the glasses are marked with the Baccarat stamp on the foot. Although only one glass is pictured, the price includes all 13 glasses. Condition: Excellent

These crystal plates were produced at the Ittala Glassware Company around 1950. They are signed by the Finish artist, Timo Sarpaneva. The plates are 8 5/8 inches in diameter. They are hand blown. The centers of the plates are clear with a smoke gray border. They are very simple and elegant. Their style is similar to items produced by Steuben. Condition: There are light scratches on them from use.

This glass vase was produced in France in the 1920s. We attribute it to Daum Lorrain for its color and style. It is not signed. The vase is 12 3/4 inches high and the diameter of the opening is 5 3/4 inches. It is blown into a mold producing its art deco form. The base is thick and quite heavy. The vase draws gracefully upward from this point with the glass thinning significantly. The colors within the glass are iron red and mauve. They form a pattern with a marble like texture. The colors lighten into orange and peach as they flow to the top of the vase. The finish on the vase is smooth as satin. This changes to a light texture on the surface of the flared bowl. Condition: Excellent. We guarantee that this is an original, old art glass vase. To really enjoy its qualities this vase needs light coming through it.

This pair of glass candlesticks was produced in Europe. They are unmarked but we think that they are Bohemian, made in the 1920's. They are 8 3/4 inches high and the base has a diameter of 5 1/4 inches. The glass has a lead content and makes a ringing sound when tapped. They are hand blown and joined in four parts. They have pontils on the bottoms. The shape creates an elegant, sleek silhouette. It is sometimes difficult to know how old a piece of glass is so we take clues from the style or how much wear is on the bottom edges. There is sufficient wear to the bottoms of these candlesticks to know that they were not made in recent years. They have an art deco look. Condition: One candlestick has a popped bubble in the glass that occurred in the manufacturing process. There are no other defects. This handsome pair of candlesticks is in excellent condition.

This crystal bell was produced in Bohemia by Moser before 1940. It is 5 1/2 inches high and the diameter of the opening is 2 3/4 inches. The bell is hand blown of clear crystal with a layer of purple glass over it. The purple glass is hand cut into panels to let the clear crystal show through. In between the panels and on the handles there is intricately hand painted gilding. There are areas that are heavily gilded. The clapper inside the bell is a faceted cut crystal bead. The bell has a pleasing crystal ring. It is a handsome, decorative piece in excellent condition.

This crystal decanter was produced in France before 1950. It does not have a signature but it has been identified as Baccarat. The height of the decanter, including the stopper, is 12 1/2 inches. The body of the decanter at its widest point is 7 1/4 inched across. The decanter is hand blown leaded crystal and has a very substantial weight. The handle is applied. A coat of cranberry glass was applied over the clear crystal and then hand cut. The design stands out against the cranberry back ground. The stopper is cut like a prism. This decanter is one of the most elegant we have seen It is in excellent condition.

This set of twelve crystal wine glasses was produced before 1950. They are not signed but they have been identified as Baccarat They are 7 5/8 inches tall and the diameter of the opening is 2 1/2 inches. The crystal is quite substantial in weight and has a clear high pitched ring. Each glass was hand blown and expertly cut. There is a layer of cranberry crystal over the clear which is cut through to the clear part enhancing the cut pattern. The set is in excellent condition with no restoration.

This vase was produced in Czechoslovakia in the 1940's. It is 9 3/4 inches high. The top of the vase is crimped and ruffled. The base of the vase is solid glass like a paper weight. Strips of yellow glass with red spots are pulled through the vase. It has a polished pontil. This unusual vase is in excellent condition.

This demitasse set, consisting of a pot with lid, sugar bowl with lid, cream pitcher, and six cups and saucers, was produced in Italy around 1950. The pot is 7 1/2 inches high and the measurement from the handle to the spout is 6 1/4 inches. The glass is completely hand blown with applied knobs and handles. The raised enamel decoration is extraordinary in that it imitates lace. All of the decoration was applied by hand. The contrast of this white, lacy decoration on the cobalt blue glass is striking. How wonderful that all of the pieces from this delicate set have survived intact. The set is in excellent condition.