1950 IMPERIAL GLASS CANDLEWICK #400 TRI DIVIDED TRAY XW

Imperial Glass Candlewick Divided RELISH DISH Imperial Glass Candlewick 3 part divided RELISH DISH Old Art Deco Paden City Glass Maya Double Candlestick Candle Holder

Vintage 14" Imperial Glass Candlewick plate or tray. Can be used to serve a cake or appetizers. This tray is in great used condition with no known scratches or chips.

Vintage Glassware incl Candlewick Tidbit Tray, Candlewick Divided Dish, Carnival Glass Bowl, Cobalt Blue Shirley Temple Creamer or Small Pitcher, Mid Century Serving Utensils, etc

Pair of 1950's Inland Glass Decorative Plates / Trays / Divided Dish - larger one is roughly 17" x 17" - it's big!

Fifty-four pieces of Imperial Glass Candlewick pattern stemware & tableware includes: (13) 6 3/4" stem #400-190 water goblets, (9) 4 3/4" stem #400-19 water goblets, (7) 7 3/8" stem #3400 water goblet

Collectible Candlewick Platter and deep bowl with bead edges. Clear glass, vintage. The Imperial Glass Co. Candlewick was founded in 1901 by Edward Muhleman, with production beginning in 1904.This pat

15 piece Imperial Glass punch bowl set. Candlewick pattern. Includes 12 bups, 1 tray, 1 bowl, and 1 ladle.

Offered for your consideration this Imperial Slag Glass ribbed and diamond optic Duck Casserole , circa late 1950's early 1960's , exceptional banded agate decoration. *** Weight: 2# 4 oz. *** Measure

This pair features a divided round dish bowl measuring 2.5"H x 8.25" dia. and a handled divided tray with three compartments sized at 5"H x 7.5" dia. Issued: 20th century Manufacturer: Fenton Country

Bohemian; of opaline glass, made for the Islamic Persian and Turkish markets. With imperial yellow color and painted with enamel flowers on the lid, body and the tray. On matching foliate rim cut glas

If you're looking at this piece you more than likely know what it is - Libbey's most recognizable and top design - Aztec. Likely designed by the master, William C. Anderson - featuring clear button ho

American Brilliant cut glass ice cream tray. This tray is cut by Libbey in the very rare Herringbone pattern that you hardly ever come across. The deeply cut miters on the exceptional blank gives a be

American Brilliant cut glass round tray. Cut in the Jewel Star pattern by W.C. Anderson for the American Glass Company. This is a fantastic design beautifully done with a large star framing a hobstar

This is a fantastic American Brilliant cut glass tray. Cut and signed by Libbey Glass Co. in their very seldom seen Lorraine pattern by W. C. Anderson. This pattern is shown on page 128 of the book Ch

Vintage pattern, 2 x 14 in.

Property of A Private Collector A Fine Amalric Walter pâte-de-verre (glass) dish tray "Crab", France, circa 1925, incised A.Walter Nancy H 1 1/2 in., W 5 3/8 in., D 4 1/4 in. H 3.81 cm., W 13.67 cm.,

Authentic 19th Century Louis Vuitton Steamer Trunk. In excellent condition for age. 1 fixed divided tray in bottom. approx. 4.5"Hx34"Wx14"D. 5 removeable divided tray inserts approx. 4"H x 17"W x 14"D

Fulvio Bianconi prototype Con Macchie vase Italy, c. 1950 glass with abstract internal decoration 4.25 w x 2.5 d x 8.75 h inches Incised signature to underside: [Fulvio Bianconi]. Literature: Venini G

AN IMPERIAL CRYSTAL BEAKER WITH A PORTRAIT OF TSAR ALEXANDER I, IMPERIAL GLASS FACTORY, PERIOD OF ALEXANDER I (1801-1825) the crystal beaker cut with a ribbed design, topped by a thick gilded rim and

Gino Sarfatti Pendants, set of three Arteluce Italy, c. 1950 glass, enameled brass 4.75 dia x 8.75 h inches Provenance: Blackman Cruz, Los Angeles | Important private collection

Henkel Harris Inlaid Mahogany Flatware Chesttwo part form, hinged top with fall front revealing a removable divided tray and three drawers, the lower case with single drawer, finished on all sides, la

Gio Ponti A Canne vase, model 3702 VeniniItaly, c. 1950glass with polychrome canes 9.25 h × 6.75 dia in (23 × 17 cm) Signed with three-line acid stamp to underside 'Venini Mu

American Brilliant cut glass tray cut in the Atom pattern deisgned by W. C. Anderson for the American Glass Company. This ice cream tray is shown on page 82 of The Chain of Evidence book. The chain of

Pair Austrian gilt bronze and glass dessert stands, 19th/20th c., Continental, three tiered servers, each glass tray etched with grapes and vines, on a gilded bronze figural base depicting three women