This Wonderful vintage bowl with the wicker like handle resembles the Mikasa Rosella pieces listed on the previous page, ClickHEREto compare. It has not been used as the label that reads,WP&G made in Japanis still inside the bowl. The shaded pink roses and green leaves are softly raised on the outside and bottom of the bowl, Oval shape 11 1/4" by 8 1/2" with scalloped rim.
4 1/4" tall. Glass is about 1/4" thick. Would make a lovely centerpiece with fruit, flower, etc. or could be used as a serving bowl. Like new condition.
Beautiful depression crinkle like green glass. It resembles the Lido Sereno pattern made by Anchor Hocking in the 30s. Can use as vase, bowl or planter. From the 50s. Mark embossed in glass bottom,E. O. Brody Co. Cleveland O. USA.No manufacturing bubbles or defects, chips or cracks. Excellent condition. I read that Brody pieces would increase in value due to the early mark. Top is 4 1/2" diameter, 4" tall, bottom is 3 1/2" diameter. Versatile and Vintage glass.
Indiana Glass Co. 1950s Compote or comport with teardrop pattern along the edge. This lovely pressed glass compote is an emerald or moss green in color. 7 1/2" tall, 5 1/2" diameter. Scalloped edge with a raised tear drop at the point where scallops meet. It has 3 raised bars inside bottom. The stem base bottom has several raised numbers. Stem is nicely detailed. In perfect condition. Simple yet elegant design.
Vintage and Really Beautiful oval candy, relish, nut, tidbit dish. Deep amber. Fairly thick glass with panel pattern sides and starburst prescut bottom. Mint condition. Imperial Mark center bottom. Including handles 8 1/2" long, 2 1/4" tall. Versatile dish for use and display.
#G5-1 Indiana Whitehall: Footed Juice Tumbler, 5 oz, 5" tall
2 juice tumblers/glasses available
The company opened in 1907 as a result of the National Glass Company going out of business. They made hand pressed tumblers for soda fountains and other commercial businesses. The colored mold-etched dinnerware started in the late 1920's and Indiana was one of the leading glass makers in the industry. Then merging with Lancaster in 1955 they became Lancaster Colony Corporation in 1961. Indiana Glass Company closed December 2002. These juice Tumblers are from the 60s or 70s. They are in good condition with a few minor scratches but no chips or cracks.
G5-5 Hocking Emerald Green Glass Pedestal Cake Plate.
Vintage mid 20th century footed Cake Plate made by Hocking Glass Co.
Hocking preceded the re-named Anchor Hocking that is so well known today. The pattern is a smooth, sturdy, crystal with a ring of large thumbprints and a ring of smaller thumbprints in the surface, as well as in the footed base. It is 4" tall and 9 7/8" in diameter. Base diameter is 4 ½”. There is a speck and about
3 manufacturing bubbles inside the glass near the center of the plate. There are no cracks or chips in this charming cake stand. Beautiful festive and collectible cake plate.
G5-4 Footed Princess House Prescut Fairy Lamp, 1950s
1 available
Beautiful Fairy Light in Amber Prescut Crystal made by Princess House. mid 20th century. The pattern is detailed diamonds and ridges that are fairly deep and it is a heavy weight glass. Fairy lights are used for holding candles and they cast a dancing pattern through the glass cover. It is 7" tall overall and the footed base is 5" in diameter. There are no chips, cracks or flaws. It would make a romantic and lovely gift from a by-gone era. Vintage collectible in Excellent Condition.
These are beautiful patterned prescut amber tumblers.6 ¼” tall, 2 ¾” top diameter. Holds 10 ounces. "This pattern, often mistakenly called Sandwich Glass (and usually confused with Tiara) was made by Brockway Glass 1977-1978 in amber and clear. Concord is not a reproduction or fake; it is a nice lacy pattern made by a relatively unknown company" quoted from "www..shop4antiques" There are no chips, cracks or flaws! A very nice older set of glasses and very decorative.
#G5-2 2000 The New Millennium Cobalt Blue Glass Champagne Flute
2 available
Beautiful Quality Cobalt Blue Champagne Flute was produced as a souvenir collectible for the New Millennium.The stemware is not fragile and is made of fairly thick cobalt glass Colorful fireworks bursts circle the glass. Painted "2000 The New Millennium" is on one side. 8 7/8" tall. 2" top diameter and 2 5/8" base diameter. Not marked. In Excellent Condition. A unique collectible for use or display.