This Imperial CAPE COD set is in excellent condition and includes the 3" high #96 flat straight sided salt/pepper with plastic tops and the 3" #183 nut cup or 1-handled holder. Tops are a bit yellow but have no splits or cracks to make them loose; they fit nicely. Glass is clean and clear, appears unused. Imperial made “Cape Cod” (Blank #160) from 1932-1983, primarily in crystal.

This Cambridge Rose Point #3121 7 5/8" 12 oz Footed Iced Tea Tumbler is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches, just a touch of acid on the rim that you can feel. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954. See the Newsletter link on my homepage for a write-up of Cambridge Glass history and the Rose Point etch.

This Cambridge Rose Point #3121 5 1/4" 1 oz Cordial Stem in crystal is in mint condition and priced under the $65 book value. Cambridge made Rose Point etched items from 1935-1954. See my Newsletter link on my homepage for a write-up of Cambridge Glass history and the Rose Point etch.

This Cambridge crystal 5.5" Ladle or Spoon is in excellent condition (no chips or cracks, etc). This ladle was used with all the Cambridge clear crystal mayonnaise and salad dressing sets, etched and unetched. Cambridge Glass made Rose Point etched items from 1935-1954. See the Newsletter link on my homepage for a write-up of Cambridge Glass history and the Rose Point etch.

These Cambridge Glass 3 oz. 5 7/8" #5461 Cocktail Goblets with Farber Bros Krome Kraft clip-on clip-off holders were made from 1932-1965. These 2 amethyst glasses are both in excellent condition; there are no flaws to the glass, and the chrome base is shiny and with no splits, etc. Seen on page 99 of the Krome Kraft Collectors Guide.

This Cambridge Glass 1 oz 6" #3011/13 Nude (Statuesque or Figure Line) Brandy Goblet has a crystal nude stem and foot and a Mocha (Cambridge’s light honey amber, almost looks like a light orange) bowl and is in excellent condition. See picture 4 for a comparison of Mocha (on left) to the darker Amber (right). The Brandy Stems were produced from 1931-1956 and the Mocha color was sold as one of the 8 colors in the Harlequin set beginning in 1942; this color was discontinued by 1950...

This Fostoria Chintz (etch #338) 11" Center Fleur-de-lis Handled Sandwich Tray or Server is on the Fairfax (#2375) blank and has a book value of $75. It's in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or scratches. Fostoria Glass made items with this etch from 1940-1976. See our many other listings for Fostoria Chintz items.

This Fostoria NAVARRE (etch #327) 6.5" 2 part Mayonnaise Bowl is 5 1/4" wide and etched on the Baroque (#2494) blank. It is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches. Priced under book value. Fostoria Ladles are available separately (see FF196, Fairfax listing). Fostoria Glass made items with Navarre etch (etch #327) from 1936-1982.

This Fostoria NAVARRE (etch #327) 6.5" oblong sauce dish (5 1/4" wide) on the Baroque (#2494) blank is in excellent condition; no chips, cracks, or scratches. Priced under book value. Fostoria Ladles are available separately (see FF196, Fairfax listing). Fostoria Glass made items with Navarre etch (etch #327) from 1936-1982.

This Fostoria NAVARRE (etch #327) Liquor Cocktail goblet is on the #6016 Wilma stem. This crystal stemware measures 5.25" high and holds 3.5 oz. It is in perfect condition and has a book value of $32. Fostoria made items with Navarre etch from 1936-1982.

This Fostoria NAVARRE (#327) etch on the #2545 12 1/2" oblong Flame bowl with smooth rim is in excellent condition; no flaws noted. Only 11 types of pieces (plain and etched) were made in the Flame design. Glass is crystal clear. Fostoria made items with the Navarre etch from 1936-1982. Book value for this piece is $115.

These Fostoria NAVARRE etched crystal 2.4" 6 oz footed coffee cups with the 5.6" saucers with indent on the #2440 Lafayette blank are all in excellent condition. Fostoria Glass made items with the Navarre etch (#327) from 1936-1982. Book value for each set is $26.