Vintage Sydenstricker blue Embassy bowl This piece was made in Brewster MA on Cape Cod in the 1960s. The Sydenstricker Glass Company is still in business though founder and visionary Bill Sydenstricker has passed away in 1994 but the company he founded continues his work. Here is what they company says about their glass: In the mid 1960's on Cape Cod, Bill Sydenstricker developed a new craft inspired by the extensive research he had conducted while at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on early Egyptian art.

This piece of vintage Sydenstricker glass is 6 3/4 inches wide and has a fluted rim. It stand one inch tall. It is signed Syd on the reverse and is in excellent condition. I believe this pattern is part of the Embassy line.  

Russel Wright AM glass sherbet, seafoam Russel Wright American Modern glass sherbet, 2 3/4 inches, 5 ounces, seafoam, part of the line produced by Morgantown circa 1951, never marked. Excellent conditon. No chips, flakes or cracks. See a description of the items in this line illustrated and priced in second edition Kerr, p. 238-239.

This line can also be seen in the 2000 Keller and Ross book titled Russel Wright, Dinnerware, Pottery and More on pages 183-185. Though this line of Russel Wright glass designs may indeed be the easiest to find today, it is still relatively difficult to locate examples in excellent condition.

These sherbets were purchased as a wedding present by a woman up here in Vermont and according to her son who sold them to me were almost never used. They were wrapped and put away soon after purchase it seems. Add them to your Midcentury glassware collection or Russel Wright collection today. Priced each.  

Russel Wright AM glass goblet, seafoam Russel Wright American Modern glass goblet, 4 1/2 inches, 11 ounces, seafoam, part of the line produced by Morgantown circa 1951, never marked. Excellent conditon. No chips, flakes or cracks. See a description of the items in this line illustrated and priced in second edition Kerr, p. 238-239.

This line can also be seen in the 2000 Keller and Ross book titled Russel Wright, Dinnerware, Pottery and More on pages 183-185. Though this line of Russel Wright glass designs may indeed be the easiest to find today, it is still relatively difficult to locate examples in excellent condition.

These goblets were purchased as a wedding present by a woman up here in Vermont and according to her son who sold them to me were almost never used. They were wrapped and put away soon after purchase it seems. Add them to your Midcentury glassware collection or Russel Wright collection today. Priced each.  

Anchor Hocking Fire King Golden Anniversary This lot consists of 7 Anchor Hocking Fire King Golden Anniversary cup and saucer sets, plus 2 additional cups. Shown on page 114 of Gene Florence's Fire-King Identification and Value Guide, 1998 edition. Produced from 1949 - 1962, this set comes from a lovely old colonial home in Vermont and I don't think they were ever used. The gold is shiny and dazzling.

Though Florence values each cup and saucer set at $5 each, I have a much lower price for this lot. Buy them, perk some coffee in the percolator, bake some cookies and have the girls over!

Price is for the lot.  

Akro Agate Swirl Yellow #654 planter Here is a great Art Deco #654 Akro Agate yellow swirl slag planter. Bowl is oval in shape with molded vertical scalloped sides and rim.. Item is marked with "Made in USA" and has the Akro Agate hallmark at bottom along with what I think is the number 1 on the rim across from the tradmark eagle. It measures 2 3/8 inches high sides, 6 inches long x 3 ¼ inches oval diameter.

Each side has great white marbling through it which actually goes through the bottom of the piece and reappears on the other side. Such a great lemon yellow color!  

2 Funky spaghetti strand zombie glasses This pair of zombie glasses are funky! They each stand 5 1/2 inches tall! The surface of the clear glass pitcher is coated with a rubberized surface onto which a white material was strizzled in a circle or loop patter. There is a matching pitcher to this set. They come in about 10 different shades. This is the orange and pink shae This screams patio and the fifties! Fill it with ice tea, lemonade, or beer and have some friends over for a retro patio cocktail blast!

Price if for the pair.  

Coca-Cola Magnificent Ladies #4 , #5 glasses Part of the Magnificent Ladies from the Coca-Cola Company, this pair of 5 1/2 inch tall glasses have Collector Series 1 and 96774 on the Number 4 and 96775 on the #5 glass. Both are in excellent condition. In fact, they look like they were never used. Add to your Coca-Cola collection today. Price is for the pair.  

Moderntone cobalt 6" sherbet plate Made by the Hazel-Atlas Glass Company from 1934 to the early 1950s, this Art Deco favorite has concentric rings as its design and the deep cobalt color is a favorite with Depression Glass and elegant glass collectors. This Moderntone plate measures 5 3/4 inches and is the sherbet plate. It is is very good condition and ready for a new home. Priced each.  

Vintage Sydenstricker white Embassy plate This piece was made in Brewster MA on Cape Cod in the 1960s. The Sydenstricker Glass Company is still in business though founder and visionary Bill Sydenstricker has passed away in 1994 but the company he founded continues his work. Here is what they company says about their glass: In the mid 1960's on Cape Cod, Bill Sydenstricker developed a new craft inspired by the extensive research he had conducted while at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on early Egyptian art.

This piece of vintage Sydenstricker glass is 4 inches wide and has a fluted rim. It is signed Syd on the reverse and is in excellent condition. I believe this pattern is part of the Embassy line.  

6" melon ribbed cased Art Glass vase Standing 6 inches tall, this melon ribbed pink cased vase features a white inside layer, a clear crystal outside layer and a layer of mica streaks. It could be English or Bohemian, even Phoenix. I am not sure. I am sure that it is in excellent condition and beautiful. Made in the 1885-1910 art glass period, it displays beautifully and would look gorgeous filled with deep red tea roses on a vanity or boudoir table. Add it to your Art Glass collection today.  

Ruby Art Deco Moondrops 3 3/4 Made by the New Martinsville Glass Company between 1932-1940, this Pure Art Deco Ruby Moondrops 3 3/4 inch high goblet has great ruby color and design. There is a tiny rough spot on the rim. Overall in super shape. What a striking set an all ruby set would be.