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 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.

These crystal Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) 6" 12 oz Footed Iced Tea Tumblers on the #5098/5028 stem are in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, scratches or rim roughness. One has a touch of acid near the rim. Fostoria Glass Company made items with the June etch from 1928-1952. See our other June listings, many items and colors in stock.

This 6.75" Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) Bon Bon Basket (Handles Turned Up) in azure blue on the #2375 Fairfax blank is in excellent condition. Fostoria Glass made items with the June etch from 1928-58; see our other listings for items in Azure Blue, Rose Pink, Crystal, and Topaz Yellow.

These Fostoria JUNE (#279 etch) on Fairfax (#2375 blank), topaz (golden yellow) regular cup and saucer sets are in excellent condition; each includes the 2.5" footed, 6.5 oz. coffee cup with 5.75" indented saucer. We also have an extra saucer with a very tiny chip on the edge, not really too noticeable, for $3 (or yours free if you order both sets of cups and saucers). See picture 3 (which makes the chip look much bigger since the saucer is shown larger)...

These Cambridge Caprice #21 6.5" Bread and Butter Plates in Moonlight Blue are in excellent condition; no chips or cracks, might be a few scratches or stacking marks, but no significant use. Priced under book value. Cambridge made Caprice from 1936-1957; it is their blank #3550. We also have an extra one with a flat rim chip on one of the scallops that is hard to spot unless you're looking for it; yours free when you order any of the others if you want it (email me)...

These Cambridge #265 DECAGON 2.5" flat 7 oz. (regular sized) cup and 5.6" saucer (with indent) sets are in excellent condition, no chips or cracks, the saucers might have some marks; they are the cobalt blue that Cambridge called Ritz Blue. Most of the saucers and 1 of the cups are marked with Cambridge's C in a triangle (pre 1935). Cambridge Glass made the Decagon pattern in the 1930s...

We have 6 crystal Cambridge ROSE POINT #3121 5.8" Wine Goblets in mint condition ($50); 1 in excellent condition ($40); and 1 in very good repaired condition ($20). The $40 one is priced below book value because it is a tad shorter and thinner at the top than usual; I believe it was made that way (the rim is nicely polished and does not seem to have been repaired at all, even in looking under the jeweler's loupe I can find no evidence of repair)...

These Cambridge Rose Point crystal etched #3121 8 1/4" 10 oz water goblets are all in excellent condition, no chips, cracks, or dings. Cambridge Glass made items with the Rose Point etch from 1935-1954.

These Cambridge Rose Point #3121 7 5/8" 12 oz Footed Iced Tea Tumblers have both been professionally ground on the rim, but otherwise are in excellent condition. Usable and displayable; hard to tell they've been altered. One has a tiny ding 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.