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The piece does have a crack on one of its wing The Vintage Fitz and Floyd 1987 Hummingbird Hibiscus Flower Vase is a medium-sized porcelain vase featuring a beautiful multicolor design with a bird subject. This original collectible piece is handmade in Taiwan, measuring 7 inches in height and 5 inches in width. The vase showcases intricate details of a hummingbird and hibiscus flower, making it a unique and charming decorative item for adults who appreciate vintage collectibles. 201 / 5060 -
The piece does have a crack on one of its wing The Vintage Fitz and Floyd 1987 Hummingbird Hibiscus Flower Vase is a medium-sized porcelain vase featuring a beautiful multicolor design with a bird subject. This original collectible piece is handmade in Taiwan, measuring 7 inches in height and 5 inches in width. The vase showcases intricate details of a hummingbird and hibiscus flower, making it a unique and charming decorative item for adults who appreciate vintage collectibles. 202 / 5060 -
The piece does have a crack on one of its wing The Vintage Fitz and Floyd 1987 Hummingbird Hibiscus Flower Vase is a medium-sized porcelain vase featuring a beautiful multicolor design with a bird subject. This original collectible piece is handmade in Taiwan, measuring 7 inches in height and 5 inches in width. The vase showcases intricate details of a hummingbird and hibiscus flower, making it a unique and charming decorative item for adults who appreciate vintage collectibles. 203 / 5060 -
The Kanawha Glass Company, which operated out of Dunbar, West Virginia, produced highly collectible mid-to-late 20th-century American art glass. Their Green & White Ruffled Slag Glass Vases are famous for their unique swirled or cased opaque glass, distinctive hand-crimped rims, and intricate textures like hobnail or diamond lattice 204 / 5060 -
The Kanawha Glass Company, which operated out of Dunbar, West Virginia, produced highly collectible mid-to-late 20th-century American art glass. Their Green & White Ruffled Slag Glass Vases are famous for their unique swirled or cased opaque glass, distinctive hand-crimped rims, and intricate textures like hobnail or diamond lattice 205 / 5060 -
The Kanawha Glass Company, which operated out of Dunbar, West Virginia, produced highly collectible mid-to-late 20th-century American art glass. Their Green & White Ruffled Slag Glass Vases are famous for their unique swirled or cased opaque glass, distinctive hand-crimped rims, and intricate textures like hobnail or diamond lattice 206 / 5060 -
The Kanawha Glass Company, which operated out of Dunbar, West Virginia, produced highly collectible mid-to-late 20th-century American art glass. Their Green & White Ruffled Slag Glass Vases are famous for their unique swirled or cased opaque glass, distinctive hand-crimped rims, and intricate textures like hobnail or diamond lattice 207 / 5060 -
The Kanawha Glass Company, which operated out of Dunbar, West Virginia, produced highly collectible mid-to-late 20th-century American art glass. Their Green & White Ruffled Slag Glass Vases are famous for their unique swirled or cased opaque glass, distinctive hand-crimped rims, and intricate textures like hobnail or diamond lattice 208 / 5060 -
The Kanawha Glass Company, which operated out of Dunbar, West Virginia, produced highly collectible mid-to-late 20th-century American art glass. Their Green & White Ruffled Slag Glass Vases are famous for their unique swirled or cased opaque glass, distinctive hand-crimped rims, and intricate textures like hobnail or diamond lattice 209 / 5060 -
Fenton Light Blue Ruffled Hobnail Dishes are iconic pieces of American art glass highly prized by vintage glassware collectors. Produced predominantly during the mid-20th century by the Fenton Art Glass Company, these items feature a distinct studded "hobnail" pattern on the exterior paired with a delicate, crimped ruffled rim. They are commonly found in a "blue opalescent" finish, where the body of the dish is a translucent light blue that transitions into a milky white edge along the ruffles 210 / 5060 -
Fenton Light Blue Ruffled Hobnail Dishes are iconic pieces of American art glass highly prized by vintage glassware collectors. Produced predominantly during the mid-20th century by the Fenton Art Glass Company, these items feature a distinct studded "hobnail" pattern on the exterior paired with a delicate, crimped ruffled rim. They are commonly found in a "blue opalescent" finish, where the body of the dish is a translucent light blue that transitions into a milky white edge along the ruffles 211 / 5060 -
Fenton Light Blue Ruffled Hobnail Dishes are iconic pieces of American art glass highly prized by vintage glassware collectors. Produced predominantly during the mid-20th century by the Fenton Art Glass Company, these items feature a distinct studded "hobnail" pattern on the exterior paired with a delicate, crimped ruffled rim. They are commonly found in a "blue opalescent" finish, where the body of the dish is a translucent light blue that transitions into a milky white edge along the ruffles 212 / 5060 -
Fenton Light Blue Ruffled Hobnail Dishes are iconic pieces of American art glass highly prized by vintage glassware collectors. Produced predominantly during the mid-20th century by the Fenton Art Glass Company, these items feature a distinct studded "hobnail" pattern on the exterior paired with a delicate, crimped ruffled rim. They are commonly found in a "blue opalescent" finish, where the body of the dish is a translucent light blue that transitions into a milky white edge along the ruffles 213 / 5060 -
Fenton Light Blue Ruffled Hobnail Dishes are iconic pieces of American art glass highly prized by vintage glassware collectors. Produced predominantly during the mid-20th century by the Fenton Art Glass Company, these items feature a distinct studded "hobnail" pattern on the exterior paired with a delicate, crimped ruffled rim. They are commonly found in a "blue opalescent" finish, where the body of the dish is a translucent light blue that transitions into a milky white edge along the ruffles 214 / 5060 -
This specific style features Fenton's iconic, bumpy "hobnail" pattern on the exterior. It is famous for its unique dual-layer construction: a vibrant, glossy "Goldenrod" yellow interior layered over a crisp, white milk glass base. Because these pieces were manufactured before the 1970s, they predate Fenton's molded oval logo and are typically unmarked 215 / 5060 -
This specific style features Fenton's iconic, bumpy "hobnail" pattern on the exterior. It is famous for its unique dual-layer construction: a vibrant, glossy "Goldenrod" yellow interior layered over a crisp, white milk glass base. Because these pieces were manufactured before the 1970s, they predate Fenton's molded oval logo and are typically unmarked 216 / 5060 -
This specific style features Fenton's iconic, bumpy "hobnail" pattern on the exterior. It is famous for its unique dual-layer construction: a vibrant, glossy "Goldenrod" yellow interior layered over a crisp, white milk glass base. Because these pieces were manufactured before the 1970s, they predate Fenton's molded oval logo and are typically unmarked 217 / 5060 -
This specific style features Fenton's iconic, bumpy "hobnail" pattern on the exterior. It is famous for its unique dual-layer construction: a vibrant, glossy "Goldenrod" yellow interior layered over a crisp, white milk glass base. Because these pieces were manufactured before the 1970s, they predate Fenton's molded oval logo and are typically unmarked 218 / 5060 -
This specific style features Fenton's iconic, bumpy "hobnail" pattern on the exterior. It is famous for its unique dual-layer construction: a vibrant, glossy "Goldenrod" yellow interior layered over a crisp, white milk glass base. Because these pieces were manufactured before the 1970s, they predate Fenton's molded oval logo and are typically unmarked 219 / 5060 -
This specific style features Fenton's iconic, bumpy "hobnail" pattern on the exterior. It is famous for its unique dual-layer construction: a vibrant, glossy "Goldenrod" yellow interior layered over a crisp, white milk glass base. Because these pieces were manufactured before the 1970s, they predate Fenton's molded oval logo and are typically unmarked 220 / 5060 -
The Indiana Iridescent Blue Carnival Glass Windsor Button Bowl is a highly collectible piece of mid-century American glassware manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company primarily during the 1960s and 1970s. Known formally for its "Windsor" pattern—and often referred to by collectors as the "Button and Cane" or "Diamond Point" design—this heavy pressed-glass bowl features a deep teal or cobalt blue base coated in a shimmering, rainbow-like iridescent finish. The carnival glass production technique gives it a glossy luster that changes colors from blue to purple, pink, and gold depending on how it catches the light 229 / 5060 -
The Indiana Iridescent Blue Carnival Glass Windsor Button Bowl is a highly collectible piece of mid-century American glassware manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company primarily during the 1960s and 1970s. Known formally for its "Windsor" pattern—and often referred to by collectors as the "Button and Cane" or "Diamond Point" design—this heavy pressed-glass bowl features a deep teal or cobalt blue base coated in a shimmering, rainbow-like iridescent finish. The carnival glass production technique gives it a glossy luster that changes colors from blue to purple, pink, and gold depending on how it catches the light 230 / 5060 -
The Indiana Iridescent Blue Carnival Glass Windsor Button Bowl is a highly collectible piece of mid-century American glassware manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company primarily during the 1960s and 1970s. Known formally for its "Windsor" pattern—and often referred to by collectors as the "Button and Cane" or "Diamond Point" design—this heavy pressed-glass bowl features a deep teal or cobalt blue base coated in a shimmering, rainbow-like iridescent finish. The carnival glass production technique gives it a glossy luster that changes colors from blue to purple, pink, and gold depending on how it catches the light 231 / 5060 -
The Indiana Iridescent Blue Carnival Glass Windsor Button Bowl is a highly collectible piece of mid-century American glassware manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company primarily during the 1960s and 1970s. Known formally for its "Windsor" pattern—and often referred to by collectors as the "Button and Cane" or "Diamond Point" design—this heavy pressed-glass bowl features a deep teal or cobalt blue base coated in a shimmering, rainbow-like iridescent finish. The carnival glass production technique gives it a glossy luster that changes colors from blue to purple, pink, and gold depending on how it catches the light 232 / 5060 -
The Indiana Iridescent Blue Carnival Glass Windsor Button Bowl is a highly collectible piece of mid-century American glassware manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company primarily during the 1960s and 1970s. Known formally for its "Windsor" pattern—and often referred to by collectors as the "Button and Cane" or "Diamond Point" design—this heavy pressed-glass bowl features a deep teal or cobalt blue base coated in a shimmering, rainbow-like iridescent finish. The carnival glass production technique gives it a glossy luster that changes colors from blue to purple, pink, and gold depending on how it catches the light 233 / 5060 -
The Indiana Iridescent Blue Carnival Glass Windsor Button Bowl is a highly collectible piece of mid-century American glassware manufactured by the Indiana Glass Company primarily during the 1960s and 1970s. Known formally for its "Windsor" pattern—and often referred to by collectors as the "Button and Cane" or "Diamond Point" design—this heavy pressed-glass bowl features a deep teal or cobalt blue base coated in a shimmering, rainbow-like iridescent finish. The carnival glass production technique gives it a glossy luster that changes colors from blue to purple, pink, and gold depending on how it catches the light 234 / 5060 -
Vintage Iridescent Marigold Jeannette Carnival Glass is a popular category of late Depression-era and mid-century collectible glassware manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliant, sun-drenched golden-orange finish, this style of glass mimics the high-end iridescent art glass originally pioneered by Tiffany, but at a price point that was accessible to everyday families 235 / 5060 -
Vintage Iridescent Marigold Jeannette Carnival Glass is a popular category of late Depression-era and mid-century collectible glassware manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliant, sun-drenched golden-orange finish, this style of glass mimics the high-end iridescent art glass originally pioneered by Tiffany, but at a price point that was accessible to everyday families 236 / 5060 -
Vintage Iridescent Marigold Jeannette Carnival Glass is a popular category of late Depression-era and mid-century collectible glassware manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliant, sun-drenched golden-orange finish, this style of glass mimics the high-end iridescent art glass originally pioneered by Tiffany, but at a price point that was accessible to everyday families 237 / 5060 -
Vintage Iridescent Marigold Jeannette Carnival Glass is a popular category of late Depression-era and mid-century collectible glassware manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliant, sun-drenched golden-orange finish, this style of glass mimics the high-end iridescent art glass originally pioneered by Tiffany, but at a price point that was accessible to everyday families 238 / 5060 -
Vintage Iridescent Marigold Jeannette Carnival Glass is a popular category of late Depression-era and mid-century collectible glassware manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliant, sun-drenched golden-orange finish, this style of glass mimics the high-end iridescent art glass originally pioneered by Tiffany, but at a price point that was accessible to everyday families 239 / 5060 -
Vintage Iridescent Marigold Jeannette Carnival Glass is a popular category of late Depression-era and mid-century collectible glassware manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliant, sun-drenched golden-orange finish, this style of glass mimics the high-end iridescent art glass originally pioneered by Tiffany, but at a price point that was accessible to everyday families 240 / 5060 -
Vintage Iridescent Marigold Jeannette Carnival Glass is a popular category of late Depression-era and mid-century collectible glassware manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company of Jeannette, Pennsylvania. Known for its brilliant, sun-drenched golden-orange finish, this style of glass mimics the high-end iridescent art glass originally pioneered by Tiffany, but at a price point that was accessible to everyday families 241 / 5060 -
The "Iris & Herringbone" ruffled edge bowl manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company is a timeless piece of American glassware originally introduced during the Depression era in 1928. Known for its delicate, raised iris flower motifs set against a tight geometric herringbone texture, this pattern features a distinctive fluted, wavy rim that remains highly collectible today. 242 / 5060 -
The "Iris & Herringbone" ruffled edge bowl manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company is a timeless piece of American glassware originally introduced during the Depression era in 1928. Known for its delicate, raised iris flower motifs set against a tight geometric herringbone texture, this pattern features a distinctive fluted, wavy rim that remains highly collectible today. 243 / 5060 -
The "Iris & Herringbone" ruffled edge bowl manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company is a timeless piece of American glassware originally introduced during the Depression era in 1928. Known for its delicate, raised iris flower motifs set against a tight geometric herringbone texture, this pattern features a distinctive fluted, wavy rim that remains highly collectible today. 244 / 5060 -
The "Iris & Herringbone" ruffled edge bowl manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company is a timeless piece of American glassware originally introduced during the Depression era in 1928. Known for its delicate, raised iris flower motifs set against a tight geometric herringbone texture, this pattern features a distinctive fluted, wavy rim that remains highly collectible today. 245 / 5060 -
The "Iris & Herringbone" ruffled edge bowl manufactured by the Jeannette Glass Company is a timeless piece of American glassware originally introduced during the Depression era in 1928. Known for its delicate, raised iris flower motifs set against a tight geometric herringbone texture, this pattern features a distinctive fluted, wavy rim that remains highly collectible today. 246 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 247 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 248 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 249 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 250 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 251 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 252 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 253 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 254 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 255 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 256 / 5060 -
Amber-tinted Depression glass produced by the Jeannette Glass Company is a highly collectible vintage glassware. Renowned for its warm, golden tones and unique iridescent finishes, Jeannette was a pioneering force in manufacturing machine-made colored pressed glass from the late 1920s through the 1930s 257 / 5060 -
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Art Nouveau martini, cocktail, and beverage pitchers featuring delicate glass etching paired with a hand-applied sterling silver overlay represent a peak era of American and European barware craftsmanship from circa 1895 to 1925. These antique pieces showcase the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired motifs typical of the Art Nouveau movement—including fluid floral tendrils, pine cones, and morning glories 269 / 5060 -
Art Nouveau martini, cocktail, and beverage pitchers featuring delicate glass etching paired with a hand-applied sterling silver overlay represent a peak era of American and European barware craftsmanship from circa 1895 to 1925. These antique pieces showcase the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired motifs typical of the Art Nouveau movement—including fluid floral tendrils, pine cones, and morning glories 270 / 5060 -
Art Nouveau martini, cocktail, and beverage pitchers featuring delicate glass etching paired with a hand-applied sterling silver overlay represent a peak era of American and European barware craftsmanship from circa 1895 to 1925. These antique pieces showcase the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired motifs typical of the Art Nouveau movement—including fluid floral tendrils, pine cones, and morning glories 271 / 5060 -
Art Nouveau martini, cocktail, and beverage pitchers featuring delicate glass etching paired with a hand-applied sterling silver overlay represent a peak era of American and European barware craftsmanship from circa 1895 to 1925. These antique pieces showcase the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired motifs typical of the Art Nouveau movement—including fluid floral tendrils, pine cones, and morning glories 272 / 5060 -
Art Nouveau martini, cocktail, and beverage pitchers featuring delicate glass etching paired with a hand-applied sterling silver overlay represent a peak era of American and European barware craftsmanship from circa 1895 to 1925. These antique pieces showcase the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired motifs typical of the Art Nouveau movement—including fluid floral tendrils, pine cones, and morning glories 273 / 5060 -
Art Nouveau martini, cocktail, and beverage pitchers featuring delicate glass etching paired with a hand-applied sterling silver overlay represent a peak era of American and European barware craftsmanship from circa 1895 to 1925. These antique pieces showcase the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired motifs typical of the Art Nouveau movement—including fluid floral tendrils, pine cones, and morning glories 274 / 5060 -
Art Nouveau martini, cocktail, and beverage pitchers featuring delicate glass etching paired with a hand-applied sterling silver overlay represent a peak era of American and European barware craftsmanship from circa 1895 to 1925. These antique pieces showcase the organic, flowing lines and nature-inspired motifs typical of the Art Nouveau movement—including fluid floral tendrils, pine cones, and morning glories 275 / 5060 -
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