Fans of the Past

 For your viewing pleasure is a nice 8 pc, Doric Pattern 4 cups and 4 saucers; which were made by The Jeannette Glass Company. This pattern was made from 1935-1938. Jeannette started making glass in the 1880’s as Jeannette Bottle Works and at some point became the Jeannette Glass Company. They ceased operations in 1983. The cups are 2 ¼ inches high and have an opening of 3 ½ inches in diameter. There are no chips, cracks, breaks, or flea bites. There are Manufacturing defects such as: air bubbles, bubble bursts, straw marks, swirl marks, cooling lines and slightly rough edges on the seams. These were common defects from the glass making process of the era. The saucers are 5 5/8 diameter. They also are free of cracks, chips, breaks, or fleabites and have the same Manufacturing defects. The condition of this set is excellent considering their age and usage. This would be a nice addition to anyone’s Pink Depression Glass collection or as Vintage home décor pieces.  

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  For your viewing pleasure is a 4 inch Fenton Amberina Hobnail Art Glass vase. The vase was made from 1965 thru 1976.  The brothers Frank & John Fenton started the company in 1905 in Martins Ferry, Ohio and a short time later moved to Williamstown, West Virginia. They introduced Carnival glass 1907. The year 1939 saw them start to manufacture Hobnail Milk Glass and in 1974 began to put logos on their products. They are still making Art Glass today.  The vase is free of any cracks, chips, or breaks. There are slightly rough seams from the glass making process. The condition of this vintage item is outstanding for its age. This would be a great Art Glass vase to add to anyone’s Fenton collection or as a vintage decor piece for the home.

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  For your viewing pleasure is a very nice and uncommon 8 piece Tiara glass decanter set. The set was made by the Indiana Glass Company. The Sandwich pattern was originally produced Depression glass from the 1930s. The same original molds and manufacturing process were used to produce the Tiara Exclusive Series. They were only sold in Tiara glass parties in the 1970s thru the 1990s which makes them highly collectable. This pattern was made from 1982 to 1990. The 8 pieces consist of the decanter, 6 goblet glasses, and serving tray. The decanter is 10 inches high with the stopper and has a base diameter of 5 ¼ inches. There are no cracks, chips, or breaks. There are Manufacturing defects; since it was produced the same way it was originally and used the original molds such as: air bubbles, bubble bursts, swirl marks, straw marks, and slightly raised seams. The 6 small goblets are 4 ¼ inches tall, has a base diameter of almost 2 ¼ inch diameter and an opening of 2 ½ inch diameter. There are no defects except for the Manufacturing process ones. The serving tray is 10 ¼ inch diameter. The original box is in good condition and is solid but does have normal wear from age. It has the Tiara Exclusive logo on the box along with the Model Number which is 10211. There is some writing on the box that says what is in the box and who it was going to. There is No odor in the box. The set is in Like New Condition. It is not easy to find the complete set with the original box. This would make a lovely vintage display for the home or a must have for the avid Tiara Glass collector.

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  For your viewing pleasure is a very nice Green Vaseline Depression glass candy dish from the 1930s; which was the Art Deco Period. The maker is unknown. The dish is 4 ½ inches tall and has a base diameter of 2 ½ inches. There are no cracks, chips, or breaks,. There are Manufacturing Defects such as: air bubbles, bubble bursts, cooling lines, straw marks, and slightly rough seams. These are common from the glass making process of the era. There are also some very light usage marks from age and usage. The overall condition of this vintage piece is excellent considering its age and usage. This is a nice addition to anyone’s Green Depression Glass collection or as an Art Deco décor accent piece. 

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  For your viewing pleasure is a very nice Fostoria Early American Pressed Glass crystal glass American pattern open sugar bowl and creamer with tray set; which was produced circa 1915. The Fostoria Glass Company original factory took its name from the town, in which it was built, Fostoria, Ohio, in 1887. The business moved to Moundsville, West Virginia in 1891 where Fostoria glassware of the highest quality was manufactured through 1983. Lancaster Colony bought the company in 1984. Three years later, the factory closed for doors. The creamer is 3 inches tall, the base is 2 inches in diameter, and the opening is 2 ¾ inches in diameter. The sugar bowl is 2 ½ inches tall at the handles, has a base diameter of 2 ¼ inches, and an opening of 3 inches. The tray is 8 inches wide from handle to handle and almost 4 ¼ inches deep. There are no cracks, chips, breaks, or scratches. There are Manufacturing Defects such as: air bubbles, bubble bursts, cooling lines, and slightly rough seams from the glass making process of the period. The glass does have a yellow glow under a black light. This is an uncommon EAPG set that would a nice addition to your home.

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    For your viewing pleasure is a 1930s Hocking green Depression Glass Mixing Bowl from the Art Deco Period. It was produced by one of the best glassmakers Hocking Glass Company. It was started in 1905 by Isaac Jacob Collins. Hocking merged with Anchor Cap and Closure in 1937 to become Anchor Hocking, who is still in business today with plants in Lancaster ,Ohio and Monaca, Penn. The bowl is 9 ½ inches in diameter and is a Paneled Pattern. There are no Cracks, Chips, or breaks. There are Manufacturing Defects such as: air bubbles, bubble bursts, cooling lines, swirl marks, roll marks, slightly rough edges at the high point of the ribs. These are common defects from the glass making process of the era. There are also usage marks inside of the bowl and wear at the outside bottom of the bowl from age and usage. This was part of a 4 piece set. These bowls are getting harder to find. This is a nice replacement bowl if you need one or as a nice Art Deco décor piece for the kitchen.

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 For your viewing pleasure is a lovely vintage Fire King 1 quart glass casserole dish with cover. It is the Sapphire Blue pattern which ran from 1941 until the early 1950s. The dish is 9 ½ inches from end of the handles and 3 ½ inches high with the lid. The inner diameter of the dish is 7 ¼ inches diameter. There are no cracks, chips, scratches, or breaks. There are manufacturing defects such as air bubbles, shrinkage lines, straw marks, roll marks, bubble bursts and high seams. These are normal defects from the glass making process of that era. The top of the lid has the Fire King name embossed on it. The overall condition of this vintage ovenware is outstanding for its age and usage. Fire King was top of line Cookware from the 1940s. This would make a nice vintage kitchen display or can used for cooking in the oven. These dishes are not intended for microwave usage. 

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