The "Chatelaine" Tumbler in Electric Blue with a small base ding is a rare and desireable piece of antique glassware from the Edwardian era. Handmade in North America in 1910, this extremely rare tumbler features a stunning iridescent finish with a vibrant Electric Blue color on an Amethyst base glass. With its tapered body and flat base and geometric Chatelaine pattern, this tumbler is not only a collector's item but also an investment piece
Fenton line #3947. Produced from 1941 through 1968. Excellent condition. A fine addition to your collections. Lovely tumbler in excellent condition. Glass is shiny and clean inside & out.
Vintage Stemware - Set of 5 Cordial Glasses with Cut Floral Design, possibly Bryce Co., ca.1930-1940s, 5 in height, 2 1/4 in top diameter, 2 1/4 in bottom diameter.
Offered here is a single, perfect crystal Fostoria Chintz 4-1/2 ounce claret/wine goblet! Measures 5-3/8" tall & 2-3/4" in diameter. Perfect condition with no chips/cracks or repairs. This is a great example of Fostoria's quality & crystal clear elegance. These are not so easily found so get it for your collection today! Winning buyer to pay shipping/insurance, but never a handling fee for expert packing. Email ANY ?'s & happy bidding!! Please see my
This Fostoria Glass Co. Made in the United States in 1949, this depression glass tumbler features a floral pattern etched on its clear glass surface.
Offered here is a single, lovely crystal Fostoria Shirley #6017, 9-ounce, tall water goblet crafted during the 1930's! Measures 7-3/8" tall & 3-3/8" in diameter. Condition is excellent! No chips/cracks or repairs & minimal use. Fantastic piece to add to any collection or table setting! Winning buyer to pay shipping/insurance, but never a handling fee for expert packing. Email ANY ?'s & happy buying!! Please check my other listings for more great items. I
A Stunning New England Glass Co. A Stunning Amberina Art Glass Applied Reeded Amberina Handle Pitcher With A Polished Pontil. The Color On This Pitcher Is Outstanding!!! The Pitcher Is 7 1/4" Inches High, 7" Inches Handle To Spout And 8" Inches At It's Widest. The Pitcher Is In Very Good Condition. There Are No Chips Or Scratches. There Is A Very Small Crack In The Top Of The Handel Where It Attaches To
Glass manufacturer in Pittsburgh. Founded in 1898 by Joseph Locke (1846-1936). Locke Art glassware was all decorated witrh acird-etching.
THIS FLINT PATTERN OF THE 1850S-1860S MIMICS DIAMOND POINT CUT GLASS. MOLD SEAM LINES FROM PRODUCTION AND STRAW LINES ARE VISIBLE ON THE BASE FEET. ALSO KNOWN AS DIAMOND POINT, BUT THE PATTERN ON THESE IS SLIGHTLY LARGER THAN THE FINE DIAMOND POINT VERSION.
Richard Jolley stem. In their Bombay pattern, signed and dated 1996 on the foot. Charlie's China is not responsible for such wear or manufacturer's imperfections. We consider pot stones, crazing, and kiln spots as such.