Greentown Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Tumbler! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This tumbler measures 4" tall and 3 1/8" across at the widest point. No damage to this item. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Tumbler! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This tumbler measures 4" tall and 3 1/8" across at the widest point. This item has a very small bottom edge flake which is extremely hard to see. No othe damage to this item. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Tumbler! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This tumbler measures 4" tall and 3 1/8" across at the widest point. This item has a very small bottom edge flake which is extremely hard to see. No othe damage to this item. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Tumbler! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This tumbler measures 4" tall and 3 1/8" across at the widest point. This item has a small in the making separation of the glass at the rim which was created during its manufacturing and is not damage and no harm. No damage to this item. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Toothpick Holder! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This toothpick holder measures 2 3/4" X 2". There is one small tip flake and a couple of rim bead flakes as well as some normal top rim cooling stress lines within the glass itself. No other condition issues or repairs. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Original Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Shaker with original screw on top! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This item measures 3 1/2" X 3 3/4". This shaker has flat flakes to several of its feet, the tops/points of the Zipper Pillars and several of the beads and the top rim. A scarce find at an affordable price for a representative piece of Greentown Chocolate Glass. Shipping Fee is $7.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Original Dark Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern MUG! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This item measures 3 1/2" X 3 3/4". This mug has a few very small flakes on the seam along the base edge which are very hard to see and may actually be from removing the item from the mold at the time of manufacture. No other damage or repairs. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Original Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern MUG! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This item measures 3 1/2" X 3 3/4". This mug has a few very small flakes on the seam along the base edge which are very hard to see and may actually be from removing the item from the mold at the time of manufacture. No other damage or repairs. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown SCARCE Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Syrup Pitcher! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This item measures 6 1/2" X 4 1/2". The Tin and Chrome Lid on this item is As-Is and is missing its hinge, while the base has several flat chips to the tops/points of the Zipper Pillars and some small flakes along the seam lines. This is still a very hard to find and desirable item which is near impossible to find in much better condition. Shipping Fee is $9.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Original Spooner! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This spooner measures 4 1/2" X 3 3/4". It has the normally expected in glass manufacturing stress lines at the rim and in the streaks of the base. No damage or repairs. Shipping Fee is $9.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Beautiful Medium Size Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Bowl! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This Bowl measures 7 1/4" X 3 1/8". There are No Chips, Damage or Repairs. Shipping Fee is $10.00 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.

Greentown Chocolate Glass Cactus Pattern Small Berry/Sauce Bowl! Jacob Rosenthal developed "Chocolate Glass" for the Indiana Tumbler & Goblet Company (aka Greentown) and was released to the public in May of 1902. The very successful line was the star production of the firm until it was destroyed by a Catastrophic Fire on June 13, 1903. As with almost all of Original Greentown Chocolate Glass that survives today, this item may have in the making small air bubbles, dark ash spots or streaks withing the glass as well as edge stress lines created during the cooling process all of which are not considered damage and are natural occurring anomalies inherent to the brittle Greentown Chocolate Glass. This item measures 5 1/2 X 1 3/4". This Bowl has one flat top rim chip which is shown in our image, no other damage, or repairs. Shipping Fee is $8.50 plus Optional Insurance Upon Request in the Continental U.S.