1925 Price: $ 180.00	Title: Stork Pattern Carnival Glass Tumbler
	Description This is one of the more unusual patterns with a stork. It is original, authentic and old carnival glass with no chips cracks or problems. The color is highly lustrous and unusually brilliant.
1953 Price: $ 70.00	Title: 1904 Worlds Fair Plate From St. Louis
	Description 1904 was the date of the St. Louis Worlds Fair and this plate appears to be in excellent condition with traces of the original gold backing still intact. The lettering and design are raised in the back of the glass and the lattice work edges are in good condition. In fact, at each union of the glass on the latticework there is a raised or applied flower that retains traces of the original blues and gold. The plate is inscribed Festival Hall & Cascade Gardens.
2005 Price: $ 150.00	Title: Pattern Glass Butterdish with Floral Motif
	Description One of the most beloved pieces of glass in collectors views are the butter dishes. This has a floral motif with unusual leaves that has an almost look of cut glass and the quality of the glass itself is very good. No chips or cracks. The piece appears to be 100 plus years of age and there is no damage to the knob of the lid. The detail of this mold is very good, but I am not aware of the pattern name. it came from a fine East Tennessee family that by legend had it in use in 1888, a date that is not unlikely.
2006 Price: $ 60.00	Title: Horn of Plenty Pressed Glass
	Description I am not sure what this piece is, but it could be either a small compote, a large buttermilk, some sort of goblet or small honey. There is a beaded design around the base area and there are 3 mold marks. There are no chips or cracks in the piece and it rings like a bell making one think it could be flint and earlier than late 19th century. The glass is fairly thin and the shine is more than just surface.
2031 Price: $ 45.00	Title: Ruby Flashed Chip Bowl with Side Mounted Dip Bowls
	Description This 1950s Ruby Flashed glass bowl has 2 side bowls for dips. These were extremely popular in the 50s and early 60s. The flashing to the glass remains in good condition and the piece has an almost sculptured appeal.
2035 Price: $ 40.00	Title: 20th Century Star Pattern Center Bowl
	Description Family holidays were always large in years gone by and this center bowl has all the markings of a good decorative object for the dining table. The panels have flowers in between in various sizes, a star in the base and bulls eyes that are included in concentric rings around the outer edges. A pattern glass collector would find this very much of interest.
2036 Price: $ 50.00	Title: Pattern Glass Center Plate
	Description In the late 19th century American manufacturers of pattern glass mimicked cut glass from the brilliant period to make patterns that truly resembled the more expensive cut form. This plate would have been used for sandwiches, fancy cut cakes and all sorts of finger foods. This would easily fool the eye for cut glass. Mold marks are visible upon very close inspection and there are no chips or cracks.
2045 Price: $ 80.00	Title: Millefiore Glass Paperweight
	Description Everybody loves pretty glass paperweights and this is certainly an interesting piece. The different layers of the yellows, reds, blues and greens almost resemble cupcake cups stacked on each other all compressed into a star form that is very colorful and appealing. The pontil mark on the bottom and the wear on the base show use and the entire surface has a very few small nicks that make the piece more appealing. This could have been on your Grandparents desk and you just inherited it. A great traditional piece.
2407 Price: $ 50.00	Title: 19th Century Milk Glass Vase
	Description Victorians were masters at decorating milk glass. This vase features a raised cartouche in the center of the front that has lattice work and flowers that are faded from age. The lattice work is gold trimmed and the effect is one of really old. Grandmother may not have left you this in her will but you can still own one that is just as good as hers. There is moderate wear to the gold trim and the flowers, but this is over 100 years of age and is still in good condition.
2409 Price: $ 75.00	Title: Victorian Bird Master Salt Dish
	Description Victorians loved natural themes, and birds were a major part of their collecting interests. It is hard to say with this broken egg container having edges to resemble cracked shells if this was for serving hard boiled eggs or if it was a clever master salt for a table. Actually, it could be used for either and the exterior of the egg has veins and the top has a cracked or broken pattern molded into the glass.

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