This really pretty cobalt blue depression glass 5 Inch high Fine Rib Ice Tea Tumbler was made by Hazel Atlas Glass. The Tumbler measures 3 inches in diameter at the top and is in very good condition with no chips, cracks or cloudiness. Be sure to search our other Hazel Atlas glass items available. We guarantee items to be as described. THANK YOU.

Creamer Sugar Teapot with Ivory Lid. All pieces are in great shape. No chips or cracks. Thank you for looking.

Cambridge Cleo 9" Blue Dinner Plate (#811), in excellent condition. Produced between 1921-1945. Three are available.

Cambridge Glass Company made this oil. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

Delightful 'Koi' celadon carp flower vase from the early 1950's. Two koi swimming with a free abandonment. The design and execution of the fish is immaculate. Lovely graceful lines and gentle feel. Perfect condition. H: 29cm x diameter:26cm. Ask for shipping quote.

Japanese mid 20th century pure silver pair of cranes and bronze tortoise on large bronze base. The base is done as a small rocky hill with bamboo growing. Done in a wonderful design with great detail. Each crane is marked JUNGIN, or pure silver. The base is signed KATSUNORI, in back. The entire piece measures 22" wide, 18" tall and 14" deep.

Pre columbian style Black Pottery Necklace with figures. The necklace came from a Geologist's estate of ancient necklaces from various central American cultures , this one we do not know age or origin. 12 figures with 8 disc pendants . approx 22" great piece to part out and make other jewelry with.

This large basket is quite the find. It has an over-sized twist handle of crystal clear glass. The rim is surrounded by gradated colors - almost like a stain of cranberry red. The body is heavy (4 lbs.) and is clear the shines yellow-green under black light. The bottom shows a finished pontil. All-in-all this lovely glass basket stands ( 1/2" tall to the top of the handle and 10" long. It is in excellent condition. I have other interesting and elegant glassware in my inventory .....

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

Chinese celadon jade pendant/toggle, decorated in relief, early to mid 20th century period, 1 1/2"W x 4"H, in good condition.

There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

This pretty pink Windsor, aka Diamond, depression glass 4 1/2 inch Berry or Fruit Bowl was made by Jeannette Glass from 1932 to 1946. This bowl measures 1 1/2 inches high and is in very good condition with no chips or cracks. Be sure to search our other Windsor available. We guarantee items to be as described. THANK YOU.

This lovely candlestick features Hiesey's very popular upside-down Orchids and bows. The Orchid pattern was produced between 1940 and 1957, and this one still bears its foil Heisey label. The taper will fit in the deep hole of the flared and knobbed candle holder. It measures 4 3/4" across the foot and stands 3 3/4" high. This lovely is in excellent, unused condition. Insurance and confirmation are included in the price.

Hazel Atlas Glass Co. made these Star tumblers. They're in great shape. Thanks for looking. 2 are available

DESCRIPTION: An appealing green nephrite disk or bi, carved with two chilong dragons whose heads and bodies ring the edges with their limbs draping down on either side. From a mid-west collection, the design, color and form are quite pleasing and could be used as a toggle or an eye-catching pendant when incorporated into a necklace. DIMENSIONS: 2 5/8” diameter (6 cm), 2.25 oz. (64g) weight.

Paden City Glass Company made this perfume. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

Hazel Atlas Glass Company made this tumbler. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. Thanks for looking.

DESCRIPTION: A Mexican carved wood sculpture of an indigenous female, used as a processional “pole puppet” during Mexican festivals. The polychrome decorated figure has articulated arms and legs and a hole running through the waist through which a pole or dowel would be inserted. The pole, when mounted with several puppets, would be used in festival processions, with the bouncing of the pole animating the movements of the figures...