...Glassware

We have always had a fascination with Glass, Depression Glass, Art Glass, Vintage Glass, Antique Glassware, Pattern Glass, Press Glass, Dime Store Glass and more.  I guess it is the delicate nature, if you drop it it is gone forever.  When you look at a piece of 1880's pattern glass you have to wonder how it survived all that time without a pitfall.  If you don't see what your looking for just just send us an info request and we will check to see if we have it.  We are adding new items all the time, since we hate spam as much as you do, book mark this page, as we do not contact anyone unless specifically requested.  Click the little pictures to see it full size, and do the same on the linked words to see other views.  The Qty listed for each item are the number of that item in stock, unless otherwise noted in the description.  If the description indicates more than one available, you can change the number in the shopping cart and click on the update quantity button!  

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A cocktail glasses from the 1989 Santa Anita Derby. This 3 1/4 inch glass lists all of the Derby winners from 1952 to 1988 and 1989.  This would make a nice addition to any collection of Santa Anita Derby memorabilia. There are NO chips or cracks, just a slight surface scratch or two from handling. 

A cocktail glasses from the 1990 Santa Anita Derby. This 3 1/4 inch glass lists all of the Derby winners from 1952 to 1988 and 1989.  This would make a nice addition to any collection of Santa Anita Derby memorabilia. There are NO chips or cracks, just a slight surface scratch or two from handling.   

Vintage Glass Bird Figural Egg Cups. I have tried to find out who made them to no avail. I believe they are vintage due to the number of casting flaws and bubbles in the glass so typical of vintage glassware. There are NO cracks, just two flea bite size chips on the duck cup. One on the tip of his nose, and another on the bottom of his base directly below the nose, you will need a eyepiece to see them unless you have laser sharp vision. 

Black Angus Texas Bull Shot drink glass. Super Texas restaurant collectable glass. It has NO chips or cracks only a faint surface scratch or two from normal handling. 

The Pioneer Club, Las Vegas Nevada. These 4" 12 oz glasses are from 1956 or newer as Pioneer items pre-1956 are marked "The Famous Pioneer Club". There are no chips or cracks, just a few surface scratches from use. The paint has no scratches. These are fantastic glasses from the bright lights of sin city! 

This Hazel Atlas Coral colored bowl is approximately 7½" across.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few light surface scratches.  It is marked with the Hazel Atlas HA on the bottom.  The mark is light and hard to see. 

Federal Windsor Clear Milk Pitcher.  The pitcher holds 14oz. almost a full pint.  There are no chips, cracks or repairs.  There are a few MFG flaws in the glass in the form of bubbles and lines, there may be a few light surface scratches from being jostled around, but I couldn't see any. 

Bermuda Shot Glass.  I bought this one on a trip to Bermuda in 1980.  it's been 25 years, but I think I bought it in the gift shop where we were staying, The Elbow Beach Club Hotel.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few slight scuffs to the paint and a tiny scratch or two.  There is wear to the gold trim around the rim. 

1962 Seattle World's Fair Glasses. The glasses commemorate the different expositions. The World of Century 21, Boulevard of the World, World of Art, U.S. Science Pavilion. There are only the minor scuffs in the frosted glass and the paint. There are no chips or cracks.  Super World's Fair Collectibles.

Fostoria Amber Coin Glass Footed Jelly.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few bubbles in the glass.  There may be a slight surface scratch or two, but I can't see any.  The coins are sharp and well defined. 

Fostoria Blue Coin Glass Footed Jelly.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few bubbles in the glass.  There may be a slight surface scratch or two, but I can't see any.  The coins are sharp and well defined.   

Crystal Coin Glass Footed Jelly.  The coins say Canada and have the word Canada 1867 - 1967 on them.  There are no chips or cracks, just a few bubbles in the glass.  There may be a slight surface scratch or two, but I can't see any.  The coins are sharp and well defined.   

The Punch Cup is Fire King Royal Ruby and the Snack Tray looks like Federal Windsor.  The sets are from the estate of an elderly lady who used to entertain her friends with these.  There are no chips or cracks on either the trays or the cups.  There are some light surface scratches from use. 2 sets with the ruby cups available. 

The Punch Cup is Fire King Forest Green and the Snack Tray looks like Federal Windsor.  The sets are from the estate of an elderly lady who used to entertain her friends with these.  There are no chips or cracks on either the trays or the cups.  There are some light surface scratches from use. 2 sets with the forest green cups available.   

Akro Agate Floralware 4½" Lilly Vase.  There are no cracks or repairs, just casting flaws and rough edges.  The most noticeable is around the inner rim on the top.  One spot is rough and feels like a fleabite chip, but I looked at it under the loop and it looks like a rough casting edge.  It is marked on the bottom with the Crow and A. 

New York World's Fair 1964 - 1965, Peace Through Understanding.  This dish was made by the Houze Art Glass Company.  It commemorates the Fair in Flushing Meadows, New York a World's Fair I was lucky enough to attend as a child.  The dish has some light surface scratches and some crackling to the gold trim especially around the edges but NO chips, cracks or repairs. 

Very vintage Lambert Pharmaceuticals Company Listerine bottle.  It has moderate surface scratching, some fisheyes and bubbles in the glass, no cracks.  It is water stained inside from being buried in a abandoned town's city dump.  The old gent I got it from refused to identify the town stating "Them's is my diggins".  I couldn't argue with that!

7-UP salutes the University of Evansville Aces basketball team.  The 16oz bottle has no chips or cracks, just some light surface scratches and a little fading to the paint.  The bottles seal on the cap is still intact, but it must have not been very tight as the soda is gone leaving a hazy residue inside the bottle. 

75th Anniversary of the World's First Coca Cola Bottling Plant, Chattanooga, Tennessee 1974.   There are no chips or cracks, just some fading to the paint and light surface scratches from being handled.  The bottle is still capped, but as you can see some of the soda has seeped out and stained the cap.  This bottle is for collection purposes and NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION! 

Vintage Hazel Atlas Mason Jar.  There are no chips or cracks, just some light surface scratches from being used and jostled around.  I don't know if the ring is original, but the cap says "Ball" as in Ball jar so I know it isn't original.

Bi-Centennial Mason Jar.  There are no chips or cracks, just some light surface scratches from being used and jostled around.  I don't know if the ring is original, but the cap doesn't look like it.