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The Cambridge Glass Co. produced an incredible rainbow of colors during the Depression era. A great example is this collaboration with the Farber Ware chrome company- the Statuesque line which features a nude lady as the stem of a piece. Here the lady is chrome, and the upper part is a cobalt blue glass compote. 7in tall priced at $250.00.

Some examples of highly collectable perfume bottles, left to right: De Vilbiss perfume with atomizer, 3.5in, $85.00. green glass decorated with gold Hawkes perfume, signed c.1908-1911, with a desirable long dauber, $110.00. Nina Ricci L'Air du Temp', designed by Lalique, $75.00.

The Heisey Glass Co. produced this color and pattern towards the very end of their production, in the late '50s. Vases by Heisey in general are hard to find. There are two matching ones available priced individually. 8in Heisey Lodestar vases in rare grey Dawn color. Marked. $250.00 each.

Steuben colored glass was produced under the direction of Frederic Carder through 1932, at the Steuben Glass Works in Corning, New York. The gold Aurene color was introduced in 1904. Today Steuben art glass is almost always clear. A few of the numerous Steuben lamp shades we have available in our mall- From left to right, drag loop shade with Calcite white bottom, Aurene gold interior and green loops, $350. Bulbous Steuben gold Aurene shade, it has a few chips on the top rim which would be hidden when on a lamp, $300. More typical gold Aurene shade for $250. We have several of the latter one.

Sometimes you can find a great piece that combines different areas of collecting. This compote is a mix of glass and sterling- Cambridge made the glass and Wallace did the sterling overlay. The glass is decorated with the Portia etching, and the sterling overlay on the top and foot is in the Rose pattern. Marked. $395.00.

Elegant is the name given to highly crafted American stemware of the '20s-'50s. Left to right; Charter Oak pattern by Heisey in Flamingo pink, 8oz goblet for $45.00. Fostoria American in unusual cobalt blue 5.25in tumbler for $49.00. Tiffin 5.25in cocktail stem in the lovely Twilight (a pale blue purple). Fostoria 5099 blank in Topaz with Trojan etch, one more available, $60.00 each. Heisey Wabash patt4ern stem in hard-to-find Hawthorne pink-purple for $48.00, several available.

These are two examples of recent studio art glass, a movement that is still in effect. Glassblowing is something that smaller artists can do in their own studios now, and these are two great examples of newer handcrafted art glass. 13in Rick Strini art glass tulip or jack-in-the pulpit vase in blue iridescent glass. Signed Strini '95 and priced at $145.00. 16in Lundberg trumpet vase with metal foot. The metal foot has a great patina. Numbered 020570 and signed Lundberg Studios 1995, cost is $395.00.

The Wave Crest Glass Co. produced lovely milk glass in the late Victorian era, often with delicate floral transfers & enamel. The ones with original lining, unusual designs, or of good size are exciting finds for collectors. It's milk glass with very faint staining in peach, with an excellent shape and hand painted flowers. Signed. $285.00. The middle one is 3x2.5in with a delicate yellow stain, and hand painted flowers in raised enamel. Signed. $240.00. Wave Crest dresser box. 4x3in Milk glass w/ some faint pale blue staining. Original silk lining mostly intact. $250.00.

Kitchen shakers are always a popular area, it's an easy way to brighten up a kitchen. A pair of Jadite Jeannette round salt & pepper with lids for $125.00. Green transparent embossed Depression glass salt & pepper shakers, ONLY salt pictured, with lids, priced at $115.00. Range top flour shaker decorated with a blue windmill, with a red painted lid, $29.00. McKee custard Arches sugar shaker, also with a red lid, $72.00

The island of Murano in Venice has been famous for centuries as the Mecca of glassblowing. This giant glass pelican is Murano. 16x8in priced at $395.00.

This Cambridge and Farber Bros. chrome set matches in color and technique the Statuesque compote at the top of this page.12x8in tray 5in goblets, priced at $375.00 for the set.

8in plate in the pattern "Vases #2", depicting repeating vases around the rim sprouting twined vines. Produced by Rene Lalique in France, signed as such (pre-1945). Nice sepia patina over the frosted design, with no wear to it. $395.00

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	The Cambridge Glass Co. produced an incredible rainbow of colors during the Depression era. A great example is this collaboration with the Farber Ware chrome company- the Statuesque line which features a nude lady as the stem of a piece. Here the lady is chrome, and the upper part is a cobalt blue glass compote. 7in tall priced at $250.00.
	Some examples of highly collectable perfume bottles, left to right: De Vilbiss perfume with atomizer, 3.5in, $85.00. green glass decorated with gold Hawkes perfume, signed c.1908-1911, with a desirable long dauber, $110.00. Nina Ricci L'Air du Temp', designed by Lalique, $75.00.
	The Heisey Glass Co. produced this color and pattern towards the very end of their production, in the late '50s. Vases by Heisey in general are hard to find. There are two matching ones available priced individually. 8in Heisey Lodestar vases in rare grey Dawn color. Marked. $250.00 each.
	Steuben colored glass was produced under the direction of Frederic Carder through 1932, at the Steuben Glass Works in Corning, New York. The gold Aurene color was introduced in 1904. Today Steuben art glass is almost always clear. A few of the numerous Steuben lamp shades we have available in our mall- From left to right, drag loop shade with Calcite white bottom, Aurene gold interior and green loops, $350. Bulbous Steuben gold Aurene shade, it has a few chips on the top rim which would be hidden when on a lamp, $300. More typical gold Aurene shade for $250. We have several of the latter one.
	Sometimes you can find a great piece that combines different areas of collecting. This compote is a mix of glass and sterling- Cambridge made the glass and Wallace did the sterling overlay. The glass is decorated with the Portia etching, and the sterling overlay on the top and foot is in the Rose pattern. Marked. $395.00.
	Elegant is the name given to highly crafted American stemware of the '20s-'50s. Left to right; Charter Oak pattern by Heisey in Flamingo pink, 8oz goblet for $45.00. Fostoria American in unusual cobalt blue 5.25in tumbler for $49.00. Tiffin 5.25in cocktail stem in the lovely Twilight (a pale blue purple). Fostoria 5099 blank in Topaz with Trojan etch, one more available, $60.00 each. Heisey Wabash patt4ern stem in hard-to-find Hawthorne pink-purple for $48.00, several available.
	These are two examples of recent studio art glass, a movement that is still in effect. Glassblowing is something that smaller artists can do in their own studios now, and these are two great examples of newer handcrafted art glass. 13in Rick Strini art glass tulip or jack-in-the pulpit vase in blue iridescent glass. Signed Strini '95 and priced at $145.00. 16in Lundberg trumpet vase with metal foot. The metal foot has a great patina. Numbered 020570 and signed Lundberg Studios 1995, cost is $395.00.
	The Wave Crest Glass Co. produced lovely milk glass in the late Victorian era, often with delicate floral transfers & enamel. The ones with original lining, unusual designs, or of good size are exciting finds for collectors. It's milk glass with very faint staining in peach, with an excellent shape and hand painted flowers. Signed. $285.00. The middle one is 3x2.5in with a delicate yellow stain, and hand painted flowers in raised enamel. Signed. $240.00. Wave Crest dresser box. 4x3in Milk glass w/ some faint pale blue staining. Original silk lining mostly intact. $250.00.
	Kitchen shakers are always a popular area, it's an easy way to brighten up a kitchen. A pair of Jadite Jeannette round salt & pepper with lids for $125.00. Green transparent embossed Depression glass salt & pepper shakers, ONLY salt pictured, with lids, priced at $115.00. Range top flour shaker decorated with a blue windmill, with a red painted lid, $29.00. McKee custard Arches sugar shaker, also with a red lid, $72.00
	The island of Murano in Venice has been famous for centuries as the Mecca of glassblowing. This giant glass pelican is Murano. 16x8in priced at $395.00.
	This Cambridge and Farber Bros. chrome set matches in color and technique the Statuesque compote at the top of this page.12x8in tray 5in goblets, priced at $375.00 for the set.
	8in plate in the pattern "Vases #2", depicting repeating vases around the rim sprouting twined vines. Produced by Rene Lalique in France, signed as such (pre-1945). Nice sepia patina over the frosted design, with no wear to it. $395.00