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This Fenton cameo opalescent bell was produced in 1980 and stands 7" tall. Cameo opalescent was first made in the mid 1920's. This bell was made from goblet molds originally owned by the Redcliff Company (whom made ironstone dinnerware.)

This Fenton French opalescent bell (Knobby Bull's Eye) was produced in 1980 and stands 7" tall. This bell was made from goblet moulds originally owned by the Redcliff Company (whom made ironstone dinnerware.)

Cambridge made applied the Chantilly etch from 1936-58. These shakers a modestly cloudy -- salt was used in both. They have silver plated tops with very minor denting. They stand 3.25" tall.

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

Tiffin Crystal Ring Optic 3-Footed Rose Bowl measures 5" tall and about 5.5" at its widest. Excellent quality of crystal, no chips or scratches.

Moondrops was produced by New Martinsville Company from 1932 to 1940. Also notice that the "flower" pattern is pressed into these whiskeys at the top rim. This is an uncommon treatmentfor these whiskey/shot glasses. 3 are available -- each holds 2 oz. All in mint condition.

Windsor Diamond was made by the Jeannette Glass Company from 1932-46. Standing at 3.75" tall and flat bottomed. 2 are available, all in excellent condition.

Morgantown made Golf Ball from 1931-39. This 4.75" green stem is in mint condition.

Moonlight blue Caprice blown Saucer Champagne #300, made by Cambridge Glass Co. from 1936-57, 4.25" tall, 6 oz. Excellent condition, 4 are available.

Cambridge made the etching, Rosepoint, from 1935-54. This stem, liquor cocktail #3121, is about 6" tall and in mint condition. Four are available.

New Martinsville / Viking made this red swan in the 1950's. It is 7.5" long and about 3.5" narrow. In mint condition. (Smaller version of the 11.5" one).

When I looked up this Cobalt Stem made by the Huntington Tumbler Company, I didn't realize that they had two styles: "Ding" and "Dong" -- Really!! It's in the Hazel Weatherman's Book 2. We have three of these stems (Ding), all in mint condition. Who said that glass companies had no sense of humor?

Cambridge Portia Individual Creamer & Sugar, Gold Encrusted was made from 1932-1953. Gold is generally good, though is a bit worn on the rim of the sugar.

Duncan & Miller Canterbury Blue Opalescent Bakset was made from 1938-55. With the handle, the basket is 10" tall. In excellent condition.

This Fenton Pink hand-painted, diamond optic bell with butterfly is in mint condition. It is 7" tall and also has the Fenton logo embossed at the bottom of the handle. Made in 1983-84.

New Martinsville Creamer & Sugar with Tray, Florentine Etching on Radiance blank. 3-piece set in mint condition.

Jeannette Windsor Diamond pink serving platter or tray (traditionally called a "chop" plate), made between 1932-1946. 13.5" wide and in excellent condition.

Federal Sharon (Cabbage Rose) Green Fruit Bowl, 8.5" in excellent condition. Made from 1935-39.