The Canterbury pattern was produced from 1939 - 1955. The piece is free of chip, cracks, clouding, or repairs that I can find. Each is priced individually. The last photo shown the pieces I have recently unboxed in this pattern.
The pressed pattern is a classic clear plain bowl with four equally spaced "V" indents that protrude to the inside. The effect to the base is a "+" or "X". The glass is crisp and healthy with little to no evidence of exposure to a dishwasher or hard water.
This is a very good used condition clear liquor cocktail glass with a light blue cut diamond stem in the Aquarius pattern by Bryce Glass, circa 1950. The piece is not marked. The glass is clear and healthy with no clouding or fogging from hard water or dishwasher exposure.
The champagne is in very good used condition. The piece is not marked. The glass is bright and healthy with no fogging or clouding from hard water or dishwasher exposure. Shelf 13/S3. I will be responsible to file all breakage claims and paperwork.
The glass is unmarked. The glass is clear and healthy with no fogging or clouding from hard water or dishwasher exposure. The marks do not distract from the piece. Shelf 10/S2. I will beresponsible to file all breakage claims and paperwork.
On the stem. There is no fogging or cloudiness of the glass. An excellent piece to add to your collection to replace a lost or broken item. Shelf 18/S3. However, I am human and do make mistakes. I will make good on my errors.
This is a retro style smoke colored hand blown wine glass that was made by Zylstra glass, Japan, in the 1960's. John Zylstra moved to Japan to produce hand bowls glass and high quality china in 1961-1974.
This is an elegant hand blown smoke colored glass water goblet with two balls on the stem. There is no fogging or cloudiness of the glass. An excellent piece to add to your collection to replace a lost or broken item.
This isa very good used condition blown glass champagne or tall sherbet in the Candlewick pattern (Stem3400) produced by Imperial Glass, Ohio 1936-1984. I'm in the process of downsizing my years of collecting.
The pattern was designed by Ken Benson. There is large chip on one of the corners as shown in the 3rd photo. There is small rim chip as shown in the 5th and 6th photos. The glass is crisp and healthy with no evidence of exposure to a dishwasher or hard water.