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 measures approximately 6" tall by 5 1/8" wide by 2" deep and is in great condition with no chips, cracks or damage. It is shape #715-B, featuring a paneleled fan shape supported by a pair of seahorses on each side of what looks like a heart. It has the impressed Cowan mark on the bottom along with a black mark. There are no chips, cracks or damage.
$45.00 OBO.
This is a gorgeous GMcB turquoise high glaze pottey jardiniere made in the 1930s. It has a white interior. The base measures 3 7/8" across and the widest part measures 7". It stands 5 7/8" high. Beautiful condition! No flaws, chips, or cracks.
$45.00 OBO.
Northwood Glass Company was a prominent producer of carnival glass in the early 1900s. This bowl is in the in the "Leaf and Beads" pattern and has a ruffled or scalloped edge and stands on three twigged feet. It features an iridescent, marigold-like shimmer over a green base glass with a stippled ray pattern. The bowl is 7” across and 3 3/4” tall. Excellent condition!
$35.00 OBO.
The bag is covered in hundreds of small, prong-set clear rhinestones that create a shimmering effect. It has a kiss-lock closure and a chain strap.There appears to be approximately five missing rhinestones on each side with the prongs still intact. Sold "as is".
$40.00 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...
