This white opalescent vase was made by the Jefferson Glass Company circa 1903. The pattern is very typical of stemmed vases made in that era. The base is triangular and the bottom is beaded. It has three cut out legs that hold the vase up. There are bubbles and waves that go up to three double handles, which are not cut out, and ends in six jagged peaks. This is where the opalescence is and runs down to the top of the handles. The vase is in excellent condition and measures 6" tall.
$50.00 OBO.
She was made during the Art Deco era of pink depression glass and features a molded glass lady figure on a base with holes for flowers. This piece measures 8 1/2" tall and 4" in diameter at the base. This elegant glass figure was designed to sit in the center of a large bowl. You could then put fresh flowers in the holes around the base and fill the bowl with water. Excellent condition!
$80.00 OBO.
It is made of uranium glass, which gives it a distinct green color and causes it to glow under ultraviolet (black) light. The plate features the "Cherry Blossom" pattern, characterized by embossed cherries and blossoms. It is approximately 12 3/4 inches across the handles. Excellent condition.
$30.00 OBO.
This item is a vintage Hazel Atlas depression glass platter in the yellow Florentine #2 (also known as Poppy #2) pattern, manufactured between 1932 and 1935. It is an oval serving platter designed for a gravy boat, featuring an indent for the boat to rest. It has an embossed poppy design and measures 11" across. Excellent condition.
$30.00 OBO.
This white opalescent vase was made by the Jefferson Glass Company circa 1903. The pattern is very typical of stemmed vases made in that era...
