This is the version of the Cambridge Glass shaker top that has 6 holes and is flat on the top (vs. the more rounded version which has 7 holes). It fits a shake that is 3/4" at the top. I have found that these tops aren't always interchangeable because they cut them to fit the shaker, but they usually are...I just can't guarantee it. Therefore, I've priced this at my cost and this item isn't returnable. I believe these will also fit the Fostoria shakers, but I don't have ...click for details
This Cambridge Rose Point P253 sugar and creamer set is the tea or individual sized (etched on the "Pristine" blank) and in excellent condition and crystal clear. There is 1 small scratch or straw mark underneath the creamer. Measurements: Sugar is 2" high and 2 1/2" wide. Creamer is 2 1/4" high at tallest part and 2 1/4" wide. Priced well under the most recent $90 book value. Cambridge made Rose Point etched items from 1935-1954. See the Newsletter link on my homep ...click for details
This Cambridge Rose Point #3900/40 sugar and creamer set is the tea or individual sized and in excellent condition and crystal clear. The creamer has a couple straw marks inside the bottom but not chips, cracks, etc. Measurements: Sugar is 2 5/8" high and 2 3/4" wide. Creamer is 3 1/4" high at tallest part and 2 1/2" wide. Priced under the most recent $60 book value. Cambridge made Rose Point etched items from 1935-1954. See the Newsletter link on my homepage for a write-up o ...click for details
This Cambridge ROSE POINT etched crystal #3900/124 7" 2 part relish is an unusual, hard to find item; it has the divider running crosswise (revised from the original style of running lengthwise) and has a book value of $65. Measures 7 1/4" including the handles, and 6" excluding the handles by 4 1/4" wide at the widest point. Has four feet and is in excellent, unused condition. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.
This vintage green glass juicer or reamer with handle and spout is in excellent condition; it measures 6" across and 2 1/4" high to the rim. Slight wear, but no chips, cracks, or rough spots.
This Cambridge Glass Royal Blue (cobalt) 8 1/4" bowl with the Farber Bros Krome Kraft holders is 3 1/2" high. There is 1 long split in the holder (See picture 4); 1 small nick inside rim, and 1 manufacturing imperfection inside the bowl; no other condition issues. This piece is not pictured in the Collectors Guide; it might have been part of a console set, as I had a matching candleholder pair that is also unlisted (has been sold) (see picture 5).
This Cambridge Glass Amber Silent Butler with hinged cover and walnut handle has the Farber Bros Krome Kraft design clip-on clip-off holder. This is Farber's item #6111. The amber insert is in excellent condition; has been removed and cleaned. The chrome holder has some moderate wear; there is 1 split but the holder remains tight and a couple of scratches on cover. Seen on page 123 of the Krome Kraft Collectors Guide. Made in the early 1950s, it is a difficult item to find in the Krome Kraft ...click for details
This Cambridge Glass Forest Green Mustard Jar with cover has the Farber Bros Krome Kraft design clip-on clip-off holder. This 4 1/2" high jar is in excellent condition, there is some slight corrosion on the spoon slot. Glass is excellent. Seen on page 119 of the Krome Kraft Collectors Guide. Made from 1932-1940 only.
This Cambridge Glass Royal Blue (cobalt) Marmalade Jar with cover and spoon has the Farber Bros Krome Kraft design clip-on clip-off holder. This is Farber's item #5526. This 4 1/2" jar is in excellent condition, there are 2 splits in thin part of the holder but it's tight and secure and there is some minor wear on the chrome from having been displayed at a seaside home. Glass is excellent. Seen on page 119 of the Krome Kraft Collectors Guide. Made in the mid 30s to early 40s only.
This Lenox China 4 1/2" covered Condiment Jar (for mustard, marmalade, mayonnaise, etc.) in Ivory has the Farber Bros Krome Kraft design clip-on clip-off holder. The jar is in excellent condition, only some minor wear on the chrome from having been displayed at a seaside home. Seen on page 134 of the Krome Kraft Collectors Guide; made from 1932-1940 only.
