Catalog: Vintage Arts: Decorative Art: Glass: American (591)

New Martinsville Radiance: Red. Items listed below are in stock. Please, when ordering, name the item wanted and how many. All items are in excellent condition. This pattern dates from 1936-39.

1) Creamer and Sugar (set) $48.00
2) Salad Plate 8" (7 available) $16.00 each
3) Coffee Cup & Saucer (6 sets available) $30.00 each

Hocking Princess Tumblers (assorted) are in mint condition. These vaseline tumblers were made between 1931-1934. Choose any of them when ordering -- but please be specific as to which one(s) you wish to order.
1) Footed Tumbler, 5.5" tall. 2 are available: $25.00 each
2) Flat tumbler 5.5" tall. Only one is available: $28.00
3) Flat tumblers 5.5" tall. 2 are available: $27.00 each

Cambridge Amethyst Keyhole Vases, 10" or 12" were made in the late 1940-1950's. One is 10" tall and the other is 12". Both in mint condition. Each is sold separately. Please notate in your order which one(s) you would like.

A) 10" vase: $45.00
B) 12" vase: $55.00

Anchor Hocking Red Charm items. Made from 1950-56. Items available include:
1) Luncheon Plate 8.25" square, 8 available, $9 each
2) Small Bowl, 4 available, $6 each
3) Cup and Saucer, 8 available, $6 each
Please when ordering, notate which item and how many you would like. -- Thank you

Produced in the 1930's, this Fenton Mongolian Green Dancing Ladies 9" Vase is in mint condition. The Dancing Lady is reputably the image of Isadora Duncan, a modern dancer of the 1920's.

Cambridge Statuesque Carmen Compote. This the largest of the Statuesque line. Stands 9 inches tall and is 6.5 inches wide at the bowl. It is in excellent, pristine condition. Produced in the 1920's.

This Stueben made art bowl is about 5.5" wide, and about 1.25" tall. It is in mint condition. The color is bluish and blushes to cranberry at the edges.

Fostoria made these lustres from 1930-40. A simple 4.5" base rising to an 8.5" stick with attached bobeche cascading with hanging crystals. This pair are in excellent condition, the tips of the crystals are best described as weathered, not sharp but obviously dulled by time. The sticks are yellow with permanently attached bobeche. Pattern #2436 is are considered RARE.

This one-piece Fairy Light, hand-painted Maple Leaf motif, was made from 1970-72. It is considered a rarity. In mint condition. One should be noted that the artwork is a decal. The only time Fenton did not hand paint the artwork on these pieces. Stands 6" tall and is about 6.75" wide at the base.

Cambridge Chantilly Etched Decanter is a rarity! with the Silver Plated Base!! This decanter is 9" tall with its stopper. Made from 1936-58. It is in excellent condition -- no scratches, no clouding, no nicks.

Tiffin Twilight free form Bowl measures 8x9 inches and is 4 inches high. It does have a couple of "straw marks", which is normal. Otherwise it is in excellent condition. Remember, this glass changes color depending on the light source: it is blue under flourescent lighting and lavendar under incandescent lighting and in sunlight.

Duncan and Miller Sylvan Pink Opalescent Swan, 12" was produced between 1935-45. This is the largest made and is in excellent condition.

Duncan and Miller Blue Opalescent Murano Platter, 14.5" across, Blue Opalescent, produced from 1938-55. It is in mint condition -- very hard to find, probably due to the delicate nature of the reticulated rim.

Imperial 11" Basket, Cape Cod is hard to find! This one is in mint condition. Made from the 1930's to the 1980's. Any questions, please ask.

Fenton made Black Rose for a little over one year from 1953-54. This 8.5" Jack-in-the-Pulpit vase is in mint condition. All of Black Rose is considered rare.

Fenton first created Plum Opalescent from 1959 to 1961 (three years) and produced only a total of 19 items. This hard to find tall (7.5") Jacqueline vase is in mint condition. Originally the pattern was called Avocado, but after the assassination of President Kennedy, it was renamed "Jacqueline" after Jackie Kennedy.

Duncan & Miller Sandwich 12" Basket Vase. The Sandwich pattern was made from 1924 to 1955.

Cambridge Glass Company made this Caprice covered candy from 1936-57. It does stand on 3 feet. It is in mint condition.